Non-human rights: critical perspectives

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KN185.3.N66 2024

Edward Elgar Publishing

2024

A Critial Introduction to Non-human RightsChapter 1: Residual humanismChapter 2: On the juridical existance of animals: the case of a bear in Colombia's Constitutional CourtChapter 3: Why nature has no rightsChapter 4: The rights of robotsChapter 5: ...

• A Critial Introduction to Non-human Rights
• Chapter 1: Residual humanism
• Chapter 2: On the juridical existance of animals: the case of a bear in Colombia's Constitutional Court
• Chapter 3: Why nature has no rights
• Chapter 4: The rights of robots
• Chapter 5: Who is the subject of (non) human rights?
• Chapter 6: Deliberate legal equivocations: Making non-human persons, multiplying differences
• Chapter 7: The EU Charter on Rights of Nature-colliding cosmovisions on non/human relations
• Chapter 8: A diplomacy for human/non-human relations: Letter to a young climate activists
• Chapter 9: More-than-human rights to data
• Chapter 10: Decentring the human or rescaling the state? Grassroots movements for the 'rights' of nature in the United States
• Chapter 11: Non-Human Rights, Amazonian ecocide and Davi Kopenawa's counter-ethnography of merchandise people
• Chapter 12: Do androids dream of having rights?

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Includes bibliographical references and index.