The ecolegal revolution
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https://doi.org/10.5433/2178-8189.2022v26n3p199-201Keywords:
Law, Ecology, Nature, Eco-lawAbstract
The aim of this review is to present a synthesis of the work “The ecology of law”, written in co-authorship by the Austrian physicist Fritjof Capra and the Italian jurist Ugo Mattei. In ten succinct chapters, the authors argue in favour of an “eco-legal revolution”, which involves assuming the law itself as a common, a common good. Today, law would not yet have incorporated a paradigm shift that has already taken place in science, the transition from a vision of the world as a machine to a vision of the world as a network of ecological communities. The work illuminates the (today unavoidable) relationship between law and ecology, stimulating the emergence of a new law. It constitutes another valuable font for the treatment of the issue.
Keywords: Law. Ecology. Nature. Eco-law.
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CAPRA, Fritjof; MATTEI, Ugo. A revolução ecojurídica: o direito sistêmico em sintonia com a natureza e a comunidade. Tradução de Jeferson Luiz Camargo. São Paulo: Cultrix, 2018.
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