The Philosophical Review · 1991 · 331 citations · 0 references
Environmental LawSustainable DevelopmentLawEnvironmental EconomicsEnvironmental LegislationEnvironmental EthicsSocial SciencesEnvironmental PolicyEarth System GovernancePolitical QuestionsEnvironmental GovernancePublic PolicyEnvironmental PoliticsEnvironmental JusticeIntroduction 2GeoethicsAcknowledgments 1SustainabilityPolitical Science
Acknowledgments 1. Introduction 2. At the Shrine of Our Lady of Fatima or why political questions are not all economic 3. The allocation and distribution of resources 4. Frigile prices and shadow values 5. Values and preferences 6. Nature and the national idea 7. Can environmentalists be liberals? 8. Property and the value of land 9. Where Ickes went right or, Reason and rationality in environmental law Notes Index.