Ecological Intervention and Anthropocene Ethics

Ethics and International Affairs 21 (3) (2007)
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Robyn Eckersley's elegant and eloquent argument concerning the limits of "ecological intervention" is constrained by the scope of what is included in her definition of environmental emergency, by what might be in need of protection, and also by what is conventionally understood by notions of intervention related to states and sovereign territory.

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