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Global Commons: Issues, Concerns and Strategies presents a comprehensive international perspective on the global commons—natural resource domains that are not subject to national jurisdictions and are accessible to all nations. These include the oceans, atmosphere and outer space, and specific locations such as Antarctica. Due to their critical importance in maintaining human lives and livelihoods, and their vulnerability to depletion, the collaborative preservation of the global commons is of great relevance to all human communities. Leading world powers, such as France, are increasingly adopting environmental policies as key to their functioning as democracies. After the Paris Climate Conference, there has been a spurt in cooperation between major nations, such as France and India, in the fight against climate change.

This book provides exhaustive coverage of all the major facets of preservation of the global commons. It will, therefore, prove indispensable to all stakeholders in a new, just and sustainable world order.





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Introduction PART I. Theoretical Considerations From the Tragedy of the Commons to Sustainable Commons: A Survey of the Theoretical Developments on CPR - Bindu Balagopal and P. Chacko Jose What International Law Can Teach Us about the Commons - Julien Cazala The Precautionary Principle: An Instrument at the Service of Sustainable Development - Didier Guével PART II. Climate Change and Governance The Global Commons and the Climate Governance Regime: Effectiveness and Challenges - Anju Lis Kurian and C. Vinodan Polycentric Approach in Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Programme: Effectiveness and Challenges - Sisira K. G., Govind. N and Mohanan Bhaskaran Pillai International Legal Challenges of Climate Refugees - S. Chemmalar Maritime Spatial Planning: A Means of Organizing Maritime Activities Measured in Terms of Sustainable Development Goals - Catherine Colard-Fabregoule PART III. Environmental Hazards Views on Environmental Democracy in France - Jean-Jacques Menuret The Cyberspace as a Distinct Domain of the Global Commons: An Analysis of Cyberspace Governance - Binu Joseph and Mohanan Bhaskaran Pillai The Massive Problem of Microplastics in the Global Commons: An Overview - Kaushik Dowarah and Suja P. Devipriya PARTIV. Poverty, Alienation and Social Exclusion The Indian Ocean Garbage: Rethinking the Narrative on South Asian Waters - Anusha Sooriyan, Namita Sharma and Mohanan Bhaskaran Pillai Expanding Indian Nuclear Industry and Environmental Hazards: A Special Reference to the Establishment and Development of Nuclear Reactors in the Post-2005 Era - K. R. Sreelekha Civil Society: Positing the Role of NGOs in Depoliticizing Political Action - Arsha V. Sathyan Sustainable Management Practices of the Traditional Society in Contested Landscapes - Devjit Nandi and Debashis Sarkar The Causes for the Despair of Farmers in France and India: A Literature-based Study - Geetha Ganapathy-Doré Conclusion: Imagining Multiple Worlds - S. Ashok Index

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      Publisher: SAGE Publications India Pvt Ltd
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 07/10/2020
      ISBN13: 9789353883607, 978-9353883607
      ISBN10: 9353883601

      Description

      Book Synopsis

      Global Commons: Issues, Concerns and Strategies presents a comprehensive international perspective on the global commons—natural resource domains that are not subject to national jurisdictions and are accessible to all nations. These include the oceans, atmosphere and outer space, and specific locations such as Antarctica. Due to their critical importance in maintaining human lives and livelihoods, and their vulnerability to depletion, the collaborative preservation of the global commons is of great relevance to all human communities. Leading world powers, such as France, are increasingly adopting environmental policies as key to their functioning as democracies. After the Paris Climate Conference, there has been a spurt in cooperation between major nations, such as France and India, in the fight against climate change.

      This book provides exhaustive coverage of all the major facets of preservation of the global commons. It will, therefore, prove indispensable to all stakeholders in a new, just and sustainable world order.





      Table of Contents
      Introduction PART I. Theoretical Considerations From the Tragedy of the Commons to Sustainable Commons: A Survey of the Theoretical Developments on CPR - Bindu Balagopal and P. Chacko Jose What International Law Can Teach Us about the Commons - Julien Cazala The Precautionary Principle: An Instrument at the Service of Sustainable Development - Didier Guével PART II. Climate Change and Governance The Global Commons and the Climate Governance Regime: Effectiveness and Challenges - Anju Lis Kurian and C. Vinodan Polycentric Approach in Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation Programme: Effectiveness and Challenges - Sisira K. G., Govind. N and Mohanan Bhaskaran Pillai International Legal Challenges of Climate Refugees - S. Chemmalar Maritime Spatial Planning: A Means of Organizing Maritime Activities Measured in Terms of Sustainable Development Goals - Catherine Colard-Fabregoule PART III. Environmental Hazards Views on Environmental Democracy in France - Jean-Jacques Menuret The Cyberspace as a Distinct Domain of the Global Commons: An Analysis of Cyberspace Governance - Binu Joseph and Mohanan Bhaskaran Pillai The Massive Problem of Microplastics in the Global Commons: An Overview - Kaushik Dowarah and Suja P. Devipriya PARTIV. Poverty, Alienation and Social Exclusion The Indian Ocean Garbage: Rethinking the Narrative on South Asian Waters - Anusha Sooriyan, Namita Sharma and Mohanan Bhaskaran Pillai Expanding Indian Nuclear Industry and Environmental Hazards: A Special Reference to the Establishment and Development of Nuclear Reactors in the Post-2005 Era - K. R. Sreelekha Civil Society: Positing the Role of NGOs in Depoliticizing Political Action - Arsha V. Sathyan Sustainable Management Practices of the Traditional Society in Contested Landscapes - Devjit Nandi and Debashis Sarkar The Causes for the Despair of Farmers in France and India: A Literature-based Study - Geetha Ganapathy-Doré Conclusion: Imagining Multiple Worlds - S. Ashok Index

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