… Earth Jurisprudence. In contrast to anthropocentric legal philosophies… Earth Jurisprudence
represents an ecological theory of law. Central to Earth Jurisprudence is the principle of Earth …

… Using the theory of earth jurisprudence as a guide, this book outlines an alternative
ecocentric description of private property, as a relationship between and among members of the …

… of the theory and practice of earth jurisprudence. Nearly half a century ago, Norwegian
philosopher Arne Nass observed that the conceptual frameworks informing ecological thinking …

… to develop an ecological theory of jurisprudence. This theory connects human law with … for
the common good of the comprehensive Earth community. Throughout this analysis, the paper …

… legal philosophy called Earth Jurisprudence. It describes Earth Jurisprudence as a theory of
natural law … Using the theory of Earth Jurisprudence as a foundation, this thesis then outlines …

… Jurisprudence, an Earth Jurisprudence (including a theory of Earth rights, ecological
concept of land, theory of Equity), and Wild Law (substantive new law of Earth rights, materialist …

… the Earth and all of its species. As so, beginning with Berry's reflections on the rights of the
Earth, we tried to picture and describe an Earth jurisprudence. … on an Earth jurisprudence was …

… in modern social theory and jurisprudence, the Great Jurisprudence of Earth … Earth
Jurisprudence from the dominant approaches to jurisprudence, and also opens Earth Jurisprudence …

… In showing the (historically specific) entanglement of relations that made possible the
emergence of Earth Jurisprudence (being the practice of this new body of (wild) law produced …

… underlying theory of this paper builds on the idea that the philosophy of “Earth Jurisprudence”
… In other words, our system of laws does not protect the Earth from destruction because that …