Research methods in environmental law : a handbook /
This timely Handbook brings together a collection of innovative interdisciplinary approaches to explore the use of research methods in environmental law. With chapters on topics ranging from sustainability, climate change and activism to education, actor-network theory and non-human ontologies, this...
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Cheltenham :
Edward Elgar Publishing,
2017
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| Edice: | Handbooks of research methods in law
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Research methods in environmental law : a handbook |
Obsah:
- Part I: Materiality
- 1. Foregrounding vulnerability: materiality's porous affectability as a methodological platform / Anna Grear
- 2. How to think about 'nature-society' interactions in environmental law 'in action'? / Betina Lange
- 3. Abstracting method: taking legal abstractions seriously / Andrea Pavoni
- 4. Actor-network theory and the empirical critique of environmental law: unpacking the bioprospecting debates / Emilie Cloatre
- 5. Speculative entropy: dynamism, hyperchaos and the fourth dimension in environmental law practice / Lucy Finchett-Maddock
- 6. Critical environmental law as method in the anthropocene / Andreas Philippopoulos-Mihalopoulos
- Part II: spatiality and jurisdiction
- 7. Place-thinking: the hidden geography of environmental law / Robyn Bartel
- 8. Bringing environmental justice to the centre of environmental law research: developing collective case study methodology / Jane Holder and Donald McGillivray
- -9. Third Word Approaches to International Law (TWAIL) and the environment / Usha Natarajan
- 10. The methodology of environmental constitutional comparison / Francois Venter and Louis Kotze
- 11. Engaged enquiry in environmental law: understanding people/place connections through a geographically informed human rights lens / Jo Gillespie
- Part III: Ecology, economics and political activism
- 12. ecofeminist approaches to the construction of knowledge and coalition building - offering a way forward for international environmental law and policy / Karren Morrow
- 13. Environmentalism and an anarchist research method / Peter Burdon and James Martel
- 14. On the relation between scholarship and action in environmental law: method, theory, change / Andreas Kotsakis
- 15. A systems theory perspective on the principle of precaution employing critical discourse analysis / John Paterson
- -16. Environmental law in the age of the anthropocene: how to normatively communicate on environmental change and risks? / Inger Johanne Sand
- 17. The nested eye: naturalism, perspectivalism, and environmental law / Ben Woodard
- Part IV: More-than-human
- 18. thinking about law and the question of the animal / Yoriko Otomo and Ed Mussawir
- 19. The life and law of corals: breathing meditations / Irus Braverman
- 20. All that is air melts into city: minoritarian apparatuses for a more-than-human world / Mirko Nikolic
- 21. Listening to the world: sounding out the surroundings of environmental law with michel serres / Danilo Mandic
- 22. F#cking research ethics through radical method: autoethnography and the field of environmental law / Victoria Brooks
- Index.