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A Sustainable Philosophy—The Work of Bryan Norton

Part of the The International Library of Environmental, Agricultural and Food Ethics Book Series (volume 26)

Editors: Sarkar, Sahotra; Minteer, Ben A.

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-92597-4

ISBN: 978-3-319-92596-7

Publisher: Springer International Publishing - Springer Journals

Jul 17, 2018

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Introduction

Sarkar, Sahotra; Minteer, Ben A.

Pages: 1 –5

[Since the 1980s, Bryan Norton’s work has exerted a major influence on the field of environmental philosophy, demonstrating the potential of a more interdisciplinary and pragmatic approach to the moral, epistemological and methodological dimensions of the human-environment relationship. More...
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Norton and Sustainability as Such

Thompson, Paul B.

Pages: 7 –26

[Bryan Norton takes the debate over weak and strong sustainability to characterize the key conceptual disagreement among attempts to elaborate a theoretical approach to sustainability. In contrast, I argue that this debate is mired within assumptions of economic development theory that fail to...
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Ecological Sustainability

Callicott, J. Baird

Pages: 27 –47

[Sustainability is simply a property of an activity or complex system of activities capable of going on indefinitely. The concept of sustainability, however, is most often implicitly associated with human economic activities or complex systems of human economic activities that are constrained by...
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Sustainability and the Currency of Intergenerational Obligations: Norton, Solow, Rawls, Mill, and Sen on Problems of Intergenerational Allocation

Wolf, Clark

Pages: 49 –70

[Concepts of sustainability guide policy and environmental management decisions. But when goals are articulated badly, they provide poor decision guides, and may lead to serious mistakes. This paper reviews and critically evaluates a series of popular conceptions of ‘sustainability,’ with special...
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Norton and the Search for Sustainability in Hawai‘i

Chirico, Jennifer M.

Pages: 71 –86

[Hawai‘i is the most isolated landmass in the world. It is a unique island chain where its beauty and isolation form the ideal vision of paradise. Its isolation, however, creates an environment of opportunity and challenge. Prior to European contact, Hawai‘i maintained a population of a million...
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Sustainable Change in a Fractured World

Hirsch, Paul D.

Pages: 87 –97

[Bryan Norton’s body of work—with its focus on public deliberation, appropriate and fair procedures for decision-making, and epistemological humility—offers a pathway to sustainable change in the context of social diversity and scientific uncertainty. Working towards sustainable change amidst the...
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Leadership for Sustainability

Hull, R. Bruce

Pages: 99 –111

[It is almost cliché to say this, but environmental-problems are people-problems and overcoming sustainability challenges such as climate change requires more than science and technology. Ultimately, sustainable development requires collaboration and action by individuals, teams, organizations,...
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Norton Versus Callicott on Interpreting Aldo Leopold: A Jamesian View

Stephens, Piers H. G.

Pages: 113 –133

[Since Bryan Norton first advocated an American pragmatist reading of Aldo Leopold’s work in 1988, he has been debating with J. Baird Callicott over interpretation of Leopold’s development of the land ethic. In this chapter I give an overview of this debate, defending the general outlines of...
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The Problem of (with) Environmental Ethics

Bromley, Daniel W.

Pages: 135 –149

[The quest for enhanced environmental outcomes underlies the entirety of Bryan Norton’s prodigious scholarship. Throughout his illustrious career, the constant thread is one of nudging ethicists to grasp the promising insights of pragmatism. I follow his lead here by arguing that the popular...
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Proceduralism and Expertise in Local Environmental Decision-Making

Brister, Evelyn

Pages: 151 –165

[Among Bryan Norton’s most influential contributions to environmental philosophy has been his analysis and evaluation of democratic processes for environmental decision-making. He examines actual cases of environmental decision-making in their legal, political, ethical and scientific contexts,...

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