Thompson L.

Multiple conceptualizations of nature are key to inclusivity and legitimacy in global environmental governance

Article

Abstract: Despite increasing scientific understanding of the global environmental crisis, we struggle to adopt

Palabras claves:

Earth jurisprudence, Indigenous peoples, Knowledge systems, Ontological Turn, Rights of nature, Science-policy process

Autores:

Alassaf A., Baatuuwie B.N., Balint L., Barral M.P., Basher Z., Boeraeve F., Budiharta S., Chen R., Coscieme L., da Silva Hyldmo H., Desrousseaux M., Diaz-José J., Dowo G., Farinaci J.S., Febria C., Fernandez-Llamazares Onrubia A., Ghazi H., Ghosh S., Harmáčková Z.V., Jaffe R., Jaureguiberry P., Kalemba M.M., Lambini C.K., Lasmana F.P.S., Lim M., Mireia Valle, Mohamed A.A.A., Mwampamba T.H., Niamir A., Ojino J., Palomo I., Pliscoff P., Sabyrbekov R., Samakov A., Selomane O., Shrestha U.B., Sidorovich A.A., Sitas N., Takahashi Y., Thompson L.

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