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The anthology explores the profound ethical dimensions of climate change, touching on core themes such as human rights, international justice, and individual moral responsibility.
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It addresses the complex socioeconomic layers of the crisis, including intergenerational ethics, climate economics, and the controversial implications of geoengineering.
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Aimed at university courses and general readers alike, the book serves as a vital resource for understanding the human and moral impacts of environmental shifts.
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Published by Oxford University Press, this compilation bridges the gap between environmental science, global justice, and public policy to question the future of humanity.
Climate Ethics: Essential Readings
Stephen M. Gardiner, Simon Caney, Dale Jamieson & Henry Shue
2010
100,00 MAD
This essential collection gathers foundational essays on the emerging moral and political dilemmas posed by global climate change, bringing together a distinguished panel of leading academic voices.
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