Earth Is Our Business: Changing the Rules of the GameShepheard-Walwyn, 1 Agu 2012 - 224 halaman Advocating a new form of leadership that places the health and well-being of people and the planet first, this book proposes a new Earth law, a framework for sustainable development and international environmental governance. As it argues that the planet is not the exclusive preserve of the executives of the world’s top corporations, this volume illustrates how the law can be the catalyst in a shift of attitude away from regarding the Earth as something to be owned and traded for profit. Detailed and passionate, this is a holistic approach to law, business, and the environment in the battle for the ecosystem. |
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The emperor has no clothes | |
Nature as a commodity | |
SHIFTING THE PARADIGM | |
Building a new business model | |
Owing a duty of care | |
The significance of life | |
The end of asset stripping Earth 137 | |
Sample Ecocide indictment | |
Ecocide | |
Ecocide sentencing guidelines | |
New World Bank Assessment Rules | |
Frequently asked questions | |
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