Environmental Constitutionalism in the Anthropocene

Introduction

Section I - Values

1 Integral Ecology and Environmental Law in the Anthropocene: the perspective of the Catholic Church

2 Ecological Crisis: the Self, State and the Hindu Ethics

3 Ubuntu as a Normative Value in the New Environmental World Order

4 Rights of Nature vs. Human Rights? An Urgent Shift of Paradigms

5 Environmental Ethics in Islam and Greener Shifts Away from Fossil Fuel Dependence in the Middle East

6 The Noble Eightfold Path in the Anthropocene: Buddhist Perspectives on Environmental Constitutionalism

Section II - Principles and Rules

1 From the Principles of International Environmental Law to Environmental Constitutionalism: Competitive or Cooperative Influences?

2 Environmental constitutionalism through the lens of comparative law: new perspectives for the Anthropocene

3 Ecosystem rights and the Anthropocene in Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand

4 The Animal as a Concern for a Renewed Analysis of the Legal Link Between Man and the Environment

Section III - Enforcement and Environmental Justice

1 Courting the Environment: Public Interest Litigation at the Bar of Environmental law

2 The enforcement of new environmental rights through the courts: problems and possible solutions

3 Vanguardism and environmental justice developments in Colombia

Afterword
Final Rallying Call on the Brutal Realities of the Anthropocene and the Necessity of Cosmoprudence to Minimise Human Suffering

Index