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Soskolne, Colin L.; Westra, Laura.
Lexington Books,
Sustaining life on earth: environmental and human health through global governance /
5. Linkages among globalization, human rights, and health
Authors

Maud Huynen and Pim Martens

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1674778047010_50879907

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Introduction: Global and local contexts as evidence for concern
Colin L. Soskolne ... [et al.]
pt. I. Tying governance to ecology, economy, and human well-being
1. Institutions for global governance
Klaus Bosselmann
2. Covenant of covenants: a federal vision of global governance for the twenty-first century
Ronald Engel
3. Market society and ecological integrity: theory and practice
Richard Westra
4. Full spectrum integrity index of nations
Helmut Burkhardt
pt. II. Globalization, human rights, and the human condition
5. Linkages among globalization, human rights, and health
Maud Huynen and Pim Martens
6. Toward sustainability with justice: are human nature and history on side?
William E. Rees
7. Protecting society from itself: reconnecting ecology and economy
James R. Karr
8. Strong sustainability and environmental policy: justification and implementation
Konrad Ott and Ralf Doring
pt. III. Governance for ecological integrity, sustainable ecosystem function, and public health
9. Evolution of the ecological integrity debate
David Manuel-Navarrete, James J. Kay and Dan Dolderman
10. Collective decision-making bridging public health, sustainability governance, and environmental management
Valerie Brown
11. Toward sustainable environmental governance in South Africa: cooperative environmental governance and integrated environmental management as possible solutions to fragmentation
Louis J. Kotze
12. Sense of possibility: what does governance for health and ecological sustainability look like?
Daniel Rainham, Ian McDowell and Daniel Krewski
pt. IV. Covenants and respect for all life, public-good, and traditional knowledge
13. Earth charter, ethics, and global governance
Brendan Mackey
14. Copenhagen consensus: a global public-good perspective comparing the earth charter with other recent declarations
Philippe Crabbe
15. Intergenerational sustainability and traditional knowledge in Africa: the natural resource management perspective
Yemi Oke
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