Titlebook: Global Changes; Ethics, Politics and Luca Valera,Juan Carlos Castilla Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 Ethics in the Anthropoc

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Groundwater as a Common Pool Resource: Modelling, Management and the Complicity Ethic in a Non-colles. This approach is designed to foster community engagement, to improve the way sectoral risks and trade-offs are evaluated, and to help stakeholders understand what might drive a particular sector towards best- and worst-case outcomes. If done right and with the right tools and strategies, The Coll

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Dwelling in the Anthropocenee expense of ecological intimacy. Such cosmic view resonates, in turn, with the place the built environment affords humans, as ex-habitants of the earth. Yet, life—human or any other—is not lived on the exterior of a globe but in the Earth, nurtured by sensory attunements to the material transformat

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The “3Hs” (,-,-,) of the Biocultural Ethic: A “Philosophical Lens” to Address Global Changes in the rk of the biocultural ethic, which values the vital links among the diversity of life . of distinct (human and other-than-human) .-.-. that share a common .. We offer this philosophical framework as a heuristic model for: (1) better understanding multidimensional and multi-scale processes involved i

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Introduction,e new environmental problems, approaches, challenges, and conflicts. The very essence of this new global context invites to a re-evaluation of traditional ethical, political, and socio-ecological categories. The critical challenge is to understand and account for the interdisciplinary dynamics of na

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New Environments: Rethinking Ethics in an Era of Technological Changesechnological developments. The analysis focuses on information and communication technologies (ICTs). The environments in which human beings live and with which they interact are many, including natural, cultural, and artificial environments. This implies the need to find an adequate relationship am

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New Praxis. Releasement in a Technological World In fact, we have the feeling that technology is as useful as it is dangerous. And this double face produces in us some restlessness. This uneasiness is at the root of some practices that imply the total or partial renunciation of certain technological modes. These practices are not always endowed w

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New Technologies. Rethinking Ethics and the Environmentis existential situation, we have to return to the notion of technology (.–.). A broad definition led us to recognize all objects that are not “natural” as technological, changing the domain of the artificial to the technological one. Another common misunderstanding is the confusion between techniqu