Ethics in Biodiversity Conservation
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Ethics in Biodiversity Conservation
Baard, Patrik
Taylor & Francis Ltd
11/2021
182
Dura
Inglês
9780367627645
15 a 20 dias
512
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Part I Introduction and Background Chapter 1. Introduction Chapter 2. Background: The normative postulates of conservation biology Part II Ethics and Biodiversity Chapter 3. Ethics and the environment: Biodiversity and conservation through the lens of environmental ethics Chapter 4. Intrinsic and instrumental values, and their relations Chapter 5. Ethical theories and practical reasoning Part III Recent Developments: Relations, Rights, and Science Chapter 6. Recent developments in conservation biology: Ethics through the lens of conservation biology Chapter 7. Relational values and IPBES Nature's contribution to people Chapter 8. Environmental human rights and rights of nature Chapter 9. Conservation biology, assessments, and the argument from inductive risk Chapter 10. Concluding thoughts
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IPBES;Environmental Ethics;Species Richness;Functional Postulates;Part III;Normative Postulates;Conservation Science;Prescriptive Conclusion;Vice Versa;Biodiversity Conservation;UN;Te Urewera;Inductive Risk;Direct Moral Standing;Gm Crop;Barnacle Geese;Agent Neutral Reasons;Agent's Motivational Set;Reflective Equilibrium;Te Urewera National Park;Weak Anthropocentrism;Sixth Mass Extinction;Inclusive Conservation;Moral Principles;Moral Standing
Part I Introduction and Background Chapter 1. Introduction Chapter 2. Background: The normative postulates of conservation biology Part II Ethics and Biodiversity Chapter 3. Ethics and the environment: Biodiversity and conservation through the lens of environmental ethics Chapter 4. Intrinsic and instrumental values, and their relations Chapter 5. Ethical theories and practical reasoning Part III Recent Developments: Relations, Rights, and Science Chapter 6. Recent developments in conservation biology: Ethics through the lens of conservation biology Chapter 7. Relational values and IPBES Nature's contribution to people Chapter 8. Environmental human rights and rights of nature Chapter 9. Conservation biology, assessments, and the argument from inductive risk Chapter 10. Concluding thoughts
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IPBES;Environmental Ethics;Species Richness;Functional Postulates;Part III;Normative Postulates;Conservation Science;Prescriptive Conclusion;Vice Versa;Biodiversity Conservation;UN;Te Urewera;Inductive Risk;Direct Moral Standing;Gm Crop;Barnacle Geese;Agent Neutral Reasons;Agent's Motivational Set;Reflective Equilibrium;Te Urewera National Park;Weak Anthropocentrism;Sixth Mass Extinction;Inclusive Conservation;Moral Principles;Moral Standing