Edited by Peter Burdon, Adelaide Law School, University of Adelaide, Australia, Klaus Bosselmann, Professor of Law and Director, New Zealand Centre for Environmental Law, University of Auckland, New Zealand and Kirsten Engel, James E. Rogers College of Law, University of Arizona, US

• Contents:1. Editors Preface2. Fulfilling the Promise of the Earth CharterPart I The Call for a New Democratic Earth Covenant3. Summons to a New Axial Age: The Promise, Limits and Future of the Earth CharterJ. Ronald Engel4. Can the Earth Charter Movement Be Renewed? The Covenantal Promise of the Earth Charter MovementJ. Ronald EngelPart II Responses5. Towards a World Constitutional OrderKlaus Bosselmann6. From Stardust to Sacred Sands: Protecting Life on Earth through a Human Story of Ethics, Care, and the CosmosKathryn A. Gwiazdon7. The Earth Charter Facing the Anthropocene EpochHolmes Rolston III8. Rethinking Global Ethics in the AnthropocenePeter D. Burdon9. Earth Law into the AnthropoceneNicholas A. Robinson10. Governing Ecological Governance in the Anthropocene: A New Covenant of Eco-communitarianismBruce Jennings11. Promising the Earth: The Need for Engelian Convenant-Making in the AnthropoceneBrendan Mackey and Nicole Rogers12. Global Ethics and the Earth CharterNigel Dower13. J. Ronald Engel’s Vision for Achieving a Sustainable WorldDonald A. Brown14. From the Earth Charter to the EcozoicPeter D. Brown15. The Quest for DemocracyLaura Westra16. Answering the Summons: Contemporary Prospects for Global DialogueStephen Rowe17. Global Charters and Covenants for the Flourishing of Life: A Subaltern Ethical CritiqueGeorge Zachariah18. Rewilding the Covenant of Life with Compassion: A Future for Global and Sustainability EthicsWilliam S. Lynn19. Revisiting the Earth Charter 20 Years Later: A Response to Ron EngelRichard Falk20. Keeping Faith with LifePrue Taylor21. Promoting Global Ethics: The Earth Trusteeship InitiativeKlaus Bosselmann and Prue Taylor22. Full text of the Earth Charter23. Author notesIndex

'The scholars in this book have stepped forward in this volume to continue the debate about the global ethics movement, its recent triumphs, failures and, above all, challenges ahead. Anyone concerned with the dignity of the human race and the majesty of Planet Earth, and the contemporary threats to both, will find the intellect and wisdom in the book pleasurably spiritual and absorbing.'--Parvez Hassan, Hassan and Hassan, Pakistan

Edited by Peter Burdon, Adelaide Law School, University of Adelaide, Australia, Klaus Bosselmann, Professor of Law and Director, New Zealand Centre for Environmental Law, University of Auckland, New Zealand and Kirsten Engel, James E. Rogers College of Law, University of Arizona, US

• Contents:1. Editors Preface2. Fulfilling the Promise of the Earth CharterPart I The Call for a New Democratic Earth Covenant3. Summons to a New Axial Age: The Promise, Limits and Future of the Earth CharterJ. Ronald Engel4. Can the Earth Charter Movement Be Renewed? The Covenantal Promise of the Earth Charter MovementJ. Ronald EngelPart II Responses5. Towards a World Constitutional OrderKlaus Bosselmann6. From Stardust to Sacred Sands: Protecting Life on Earth through a Human Story of Ethics, Care, and the CosmosKathryn A. Gwiazdon7. The Earth Charter Facing the Anthropocene EpochHolmes Rolston III8. Rethinking Global Ethics in the AnthropocenePeter D. Burdon9. Earth Law into the AnthropoceneNicholas A. Robinson10. Governing Ecological Governance in the Anthropocene: A New Covenant of Eco-communitarianismBruce Jennings11. Promising the Earth: The Need for Engelian Convenant-Making in the AnthropoceneBrendan Mackey and Nicole Rogers12. Global Ethics and the Earth CharterNigel Dower13. J. Ronald Engel’s Vision for Achieving a Sustainable WorldDonald A. Brown14. From the Earth Charter to the EcozoicPeter D. Brown15. The Quest for DemocracyLaura Westra16. Answering the Summons: Contemporary Prospects for Global DialogueStephen Rowe17. Global Charters and Covenants for the Flourishing of Life: A Subaltern Ethical CritiqueGeorge Zachariah18. Rewilding the Covenant of Life with Compassion: A Future for Global and Sustainability EthicsWilliam S. Lynn19. Revisiting the Earth Charter 20 Years Later: A Response to Ron EngelRichard Falk20. Keeping Faith with LifePrue Taylor21. Promoting Global Ethics: The Earth Trusteeship InitiativeKlaus Bosselmann and Prue Taylor22. Full text of the Earth Charter23. Author notesIndex

'The scholars in this book have stepped forward in this volume to continue the debate about the global ethics movement, its recent triumphs, failures and, above all, challenges ahead. Anyone concerned with the dignity of the human race and the majesty of Planet Earth, and the contemporary threats to both, will find the intellect and wisdom in the book pleasurably spiritual and absorbing.'--Parvez Hassan, Hassan and Hassan, Pakistan

Edited by Peter Burdon, Adelaide Law School, University of Adelaide, Australia, Klaus Bosselmann, Professor of Law and Director, New Zealand Centre for Environmental Law, University of Auckland, New Zealand and Kirsten Engel, James E. Rogers College of Law, University of Arizona, US

• Contents:1. Editors Preface2. Fulfilling the Promise of the Earth CharterPart I The Call for a New Democratic Earth Covenant3. Summons to a New Axial Age: The Promise, Limits and Future of the Earth CharterJ. Ronald Engel4. Can the Earth Charter Movement Be Renewed? The Covenantal Promise of the Earth Charter MovementJ. Ronald EngelPart II Responses5. Towards a World Constitutional OrderKlaus Bosselmann6. From Stardust to Sacred Sands: Protecting Life on Earth through a Human Story of Ethics, Care, and the CosmosKathryn A. Gwiazdon7. The Earth Charter Facing the Anthropocene EpochHolmes Rolston III8. Rethinking Global Ethics in the AnthropocenePeter D. Burdon9. Earth Law into the AnthropoceneNicholas A. Robinson10. Governing Ecological Governance in the Anthropocene: A New Covenant of Eco-communitarianismBruce Jennings11. Promising the Earth: The Need for Engelian Convenant-Making in the AnthropoceneBrendan Mackey and Nicole Rogers12. Global Ethics and the Earth CharterNigel Dower13. J. Ronald Engel’s Vision for Achieving a Sustainable WorldDonald A. Brown14. From the Earth Charter to the EcozoicPeter D. Brown15. The Quest for DemocracyLaura Westra16. Answering the Summons: Contemporary Prospects for Global DialogueStephen Rowe17. Global Charters and Covenants for the Flourishing of Life: A Subaltern Ethical CritiqueGeorge Zachariah18. Rewilding the Covenant of Life with Compassion: A Future for Global and Sustainability EthicsWilliam S. Lynn19. Revisiting the Earth Charter 20 Years Later: A Response to Ron EngelRichard Falk20. Keeping Faith with LifePrue Taylor21. Promoting Global Ethics: The Earth Trusteeship InitiativeKlaus Bosselmann and Prue Taylor22. Full text of the Earth Charter23. Author notesIndex

'The scholars in this book have stepped forward in this volume to continue the debate about the global ethics movement, its recent triumphs, failures and, above all, challenges ahead. Anyone concerned with the dignity of the human race and the majesty of Planet Earth, and the contemporary threats to both, will find the intellect and wisdom in the book pleasurably spiritual and absorbing.'--Parvez Hassan, Hassan and Hassan, Pakistan