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Environmental Ethics and the Obsolescence of Existing Political Institutionsrselves there is however some virtue in setting out what is well known and widely agreed. An orderly recension of the information that we have and some suggestions about what we can and ought to do about it could help. But scare tactics and exaggeration, that tendency to linear extrapolation from a

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Environmental Justice and Global Democracyin this regard the ethical basis and the form of global governance are also in question. To the ethical basis belongs at least environmental justice: this is in agreement with the generally shared conception of sustainable development. The form of global governance should be democratic, or so I will

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Pentominoes and Similar Puzzles,th territorially specific and globally negotiated regimes. Yet, as is noted in the 1999 UN Human Development Report (UN, 1999: Box 5.1, p. 98), global governance in total seems to have gone backwards from ‘the architecture of international governance’ set up after the Second World War, hence ‘reinve

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