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Justice and Nature: Kantian Philosophy, Environmental Policy and the Law

Justice and Nature: Kantian Philosophy, Environmental Policy and the Law

John Martin GillroyRobert Paehlke

2001

Genres: PoliticsBusinessNature & EnvironmentLawPhilosophy

Environmental policy decision making today is largely based upon economic factors. This book proposes an alternative way to create such policies which retain moral and ecological values whilst accepting the need for budgetry contraints. This new approach draws upon Kantian philosophy.

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