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Part 1 Environmental ethics: attitudes to nature, John Passmore; shouldtrees have standing? - toward legal rights for natural objects, ChristopherD. Stone; the rights of animals and unborn generations, Joel Feinberg; waysnot to think about plastic trees - new foundations for environmental law,Laurence H. Tribe; on preserving the natural environment, Mark Sagoff; idealsof human excellence and preserving natural environments, Thomas E. Hill;faking nature, Robert Elliott; the shallow and the deep, long-range ecologymovement - a summary, Arne Naess; duties of preservation, Donald H. Regan;nature, self and gender - feminism, environmental philosophy and the critiqueof rationalism, Val Plumwood. Part 2 Environmental action: the tragedy of theCommons, Garrett Hardin; the environmental crisis - a critique ofneo-Hobbesian responses, K.J. Walker; a blueprint for survival, EdwardGoldsmith et al; bioregionalism - a new way to treat the land, KirkpatrickSale; new social movements - challenging the boundaries of institutionalpolitics, Claus Offe; ecosabotage and civil disobedience, Michael Martin;ecology and discursive democracy - beyond liberal capitalism and theadministrative state, John S. Dryzek; technological politics, Langdon Winner;Buddhist economics, E.F. Schumacher; the economics of the coming spaceshipEarth, Kenneth E. Boulding; the post-war literature on externalities - aninterpretative essay, E.J. Mishan; prices as regulatory instruments, ThomasC. Schelling; the conservation criterion, Talbot Page; the social discountrate, Derek Parfit; international ethics and the environmental crisis, RobertE. Goodin.