Description
Book SynopsisBecause of economic, environmental and political abuses, we are not using our land and natural resources in the most ecologically enlightened ways. This book outlines a new national policy for land use and provides a new legal, political and ethical justification for the proposed policies.
Trade Review. . . offers a new conceptual basis for land law and policy strategies for arriving at a consensus . . . makes a well-documented and convincing case . . . * Environment *
This book will be of real use in classes and studies concerned with property or the environment. * Ethics: An International Journal of Social, Political, and Legal Philosophy *
. . . provides a useful discussion of several approaches to land ethics, and a thought-provoking analysis of Lockean concepts of land ownership. -- Richard N. L. Andrews, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
We cannot solve our environmental problems until we find some way to make ethical decisions. . . .Policy for Land is a crucial step toward that goal. -- Alice Ingerson, Lincoln Institute of Land Policy
No study of land use policy can compare to this in scope . . . or in clarity and precision. The authors, the leading policy scientist and leading philosopher in this field, have given us a foundation for the discussion of land policy for years to come. -- Mark Sagoff, Institute of Philosophy and Public Policy, University of Maryland
. . . a substantial work, containing both a multifaceted view of current land-use policy problems and a wide-ranging discussion of future avenues for change. Policymakers, educators, and reformers will find the book a worthy resource . . . * Forest and Conservation History *
