This report seeks to map out the breadth and depth of what Rights of Nature legislation could cover, including the different possible elements of a legislative framework, considering subjecthood as a spectrum, the breadth of legal effects Rights of Nature can have, and some possible legislative models Much of this is relevant for anyone thinking about how best to implant Rights of Nature.
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Interconnected Law Notes Archive
This is a 90-page archive of Alex May’s notes on the Interconnected Law project. This document has been prepared by an editor in case it is of use to anyone interested in the archive and working with it.
A Very Short Introduction to Interconnected Law
This article is a very short introduction and intends to seed further reading. It is a condensed version of ‘An Overview of Interconnected Law’.
5 – 10 minute engagement time.
Interconnected Law: socio-ecological thinking about law (An Overview)
Interconnected Law is a new legal paradigm: that recognising we live in a relational socio-ecological world, legal systems should function to transform society towards more just social and ecological relations.