Regulating Nature in Law Following Weak Anthropocentrism: Lessons for Intellectual Property Regimes and Environmental Ethics

Keyphrases

• Law 100%
• Elements of Nature 100%
• Intrinsic Value 100%
• Environmental Ethics 100%
• Intellectual Property Regimes 100%
• Human Element 100%
• Weak Anthropocentrism 100%
• Legal Framework 50%
• Nonhuman Nature 50%
• Legal System 50%
• Curb 50%
• Techno 50%
• Private Property 50%
• Property Law 50%
• Private Law 50%
• Environmental Decline 50%
• Concepts of Nature 50%
• Socio-economic Development 50%
• Laws of Nature 50%
• Ecological Degradation 50%
• Radical Action 50%
• Legal Subject 50%
• Legal Capacity 50%
• Rights of Nature 50%
• Eco-friendly 50%
• Human Interest 50%
• Anthropocentrism 50%

Arts and Humanities

• Nonhuman 100%
• Ecological Ethics 100%
• Anthropocentrism 100%
• Framework 66%
• Intrinsic value 66%
• Ecological 33%
• Action 33%
• Sound 33%
• Anthropocentric 33%
• Private Property 33%
• Civil Law 33%
• Human Nature 33%
• Techno 33%
• Property Law 33%
• Pathway 33%
• Concepts of nature 33%

Social Sciences

• Anthropocentrism 100%
• Human Nature 33%
• Civil Law 33%
• Right to Property 33%
• Socioeconomic Development 33%
• Legal Capacity 33%
• Private Ownership 33%