Sharing the Global Alliance for the Rights of Nature’s recommended reads on the movement.
Jenny García Ruales, Katarina Hovden, Helen Kopnina, Colin D. Robertson, Hendrik Schoukens
Book of the Month: 'More Than Human Rights'
Dive into the groundbreaking e-book "More Than Human Rights," edited by César Rodríguez-Garavito, the first collective publication from the MOTH project. Featuring contributions from leading figures across law, science, philosophy, and literature, this volume explores the philosophical, legal, and scientific underpinnings of the MOTH framework and its profound implications across various disciplines. Discover how MOTH challenges traditional notions by inviting Indigenous knowledge and ecological sciences to expand our understanding of rights, positioning humanity within Earth's interconnected web of life. Delve into thought-provoking questions surrounding the Rights of Nature, theoretical and legal approaches, nonhuman entities deserving protection, and the lessons gleaned from existing legislation and lawsuits.
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- Ecocidio El Río De Aguas, University of Almeria: Este libro quiere ser un grito de denuncia ante la permanente sobreexplotación que se está llevando a cabo en el acuífero del desierto de Tabernas y que es la causa de la casi desaparición del único río de aguas perennes en la provincia de Almería: el Río Aguas.
- Derechos de la Naturaleza y territorio en Ecuador. Diálogos desde los saberes, quehaceres jurídicos y antropológicos.
