Principle of ecological law

Author: Cao Mingde
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: This book is based on the fundamental concept that the emergence of ecological jurisprudence is nurtured by the social needs of the ecological era. It not only examines and analyzes the theoretical foundation and development trends of ecological jurisprudence from the perspectives of ecological philosophy, ecological ethics, ecological economics, and the human development perspective, but also starts with a critique of the traditional anthropocentric value system. With a focus on sustainable social development models, it discusses the significance of changing people's values, development concepts, consumption patterns, and economic growth models. Furthermore, it elaborates on the basic overview, principles, and systems of ecological law, as well as ecological legal relationships and ecological legal liabilities. It also provides a systematic review and interpretation of ecological sectoral laws such as environmental pollution prevention and control law, natural resources law, and special regional ecological environmental protection law, thereby attempting to construct the basic framework system of ecological law. This book is an academic monograph that combines academic rigor, principle-based reasoning, knowledge, and clarity.