UDTR — Radar mondial des droits de la Nature

Arrival of the Rights of Nature in Europe

Identification

Clé publique

doi:10.4324/9781003318989-1

Auteurs

Jenny García Ruales · Katarina Hovden · Helen Kopnina · Colin Robertson · Hendrik Schoukens

Année déclarée

2024

Langue déclarée

en

Type source

book-chapter

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Résumé documentaire — langue originale

Rights of Nature is gradually emerging as a novel template for environmental protection and nature conservation in several countries. Arising from distinct histories and ways of conceiving and dwelling in the world, countries like Ecuador and New Zealand have ushered in a new era for environmental governance by explicitly laying down legal rights and/or personhood for nature as a whole, for ecosystems, and for more-than-human populations. For a considerable time, however, attempts to operationalise rights of Nature remained absent in Europe. In the introduction to this edited volume, it is argued that the recent years have seen a steady increase in attention to the rights of Nature in Europe not only in the academic field but also in explicit legislation. These efforts have borne fruit, notably with the passing of a law in the Spanish Parliament in September 2022, explicitly granting legal personhood and rights to Mar Menor, a saltwater lagoon which has suffered severe degradation during the past decades. After having sketched the substantive underpinnings of the rights of Nature, this introduction posits that the future years will witness an exponential amount of encounters between different conceptions of the rights of Nature and societal institutions on the European continent. In an attempt to further grasp the meaning and significance of the recent arrival of rights of Nature in Europe, a multidisciplinary, nuanced, and critical approach is deemed instrumental. It is concluded that only through dialogues between past, existing, and future governance templates can new underpinnings emerge for the conservation of nature and the environment in Europe and thus bring about more balanced relations with more-than-humans.

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DOI

10.4324/9781003318989-1

OPENALEX

W4392784302

OPENAIRE

doi_________::b05255e7b1258878a91caf611a004fb6

ISBN

1003318983 · 9781003318989

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Famille documentaire

Chapitre d’ouvrage

Types déclarés par les sources

Part of book or chapter of book · book-chapter

Éditeurs

Routledge

Entités naturelles mentionnées

Mer · Lagune · Écosystème

Publication déclarée

2024-02-13

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Description bibliographique du livre

Éditeur

Routledge

Édition

1

Collection

Rights of Nature in Europe

Pages

1-24

Date de publication déclarée

2024-02-13

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