Earth System Law

Louis J Kotzé is Chair of the Law Group and Professor of Law, Wageningen University and Research, the Netherlands.

• Part I: Origins and Conceptual Development1. Earth System Law for the Anthropocene, Louis J. Kotzé (Wageningen University and Research, the Netherlands), Mike Angstadt (Colorado College, USA), Rakhyun E. Kim (Utrecht University, the Netherlands), Isik Girgiç and Frank Biermann (Utrecht University, the Netherlands)2. The Evolution of Earth System Law: New Pathways for Legal Innovation, Louis J. Kotzé (Wageningen University and Research, the Netherlands), Mike Angstadt (Colorado College, USA) and Rakhyun E. Kim (Utrecht University, the Netherlands)Part II: Resituating Law and Legal Principles in Relation to Planet Earth3. Law, Legal Principles and Planet Earth, Louis J. Kotzé (Wageningen University and Research, the Netherlands) and Louise du Toit (University of Southampton, UK)4. (Past) Reflections on the (Future) Origins of Earth System Law Principles, Michael Leach (Tilburg University, the Netherlands)5. Earth System Law and The Praxis of Being De-Principled, Emille Boulot (University of Tasmania, Australia), Laura Mai (University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands ) and Shaun Sellers (McGill University, Canada)Part III: Alternative Worldviews and New Ethics Shaping Earth System Law6. The Imperative Need for a New Relational Ethic to Underpin Earth System Law for the Anthropocene, Karen Morrow (Swansea University, UK)7. Earth Made up of Territories of Life: An Inspiration for Earth System Law, Geoffrey Garver (McGill University, Canada) and Iván Dario Vargas Roncancio (York University, Canada)8. Stain-Guarding Earth System Law in the Enshittocene: Back to the Future for Sustainable Development, Michelle Lim (Singapore Management University, Singapore)9. Kinship as a Metaphor for Earth System Law, Rosalind Warner (Okanagan College, Canada)10. Between Idealism and Reality: Reflecting on the Viability of Earth System Law through the Lens of Ecological Integrity, Peter Burdon (University of Adelaide, Australia)Part IV: Earth System Lawyering: In Search of New Actors, Architectures and Institutions 11. Architectural Principles for Earth System Law: Constitutive Regulation, Cameron Holley (University of New South Wales, Australia), Clifford Shearing (University of Cape Town, South Africa ) and Samantha Moyo (University of Cape Town, South Africa) 12. The ‘Near Frontier’: Seeking Institutional Pathways to Earth System Law, Mike Angstadt (Colorado College, USA)13. The Earth System Law-Makers, Benoît Mayer (University of Reading, UK)14. Moving Images, Moving Society: Environmental Cinema and Earth System Law, Benjamin Richardson (University of Tasmania, Australia)15. The United Times – A Chronopolitan Thought Experiment in Earth System Law, Frederic Hanusch (Justus-Liebig-University, Germany)