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The time has come for human civilization to realize that it can only sustain itself with harmonious interactions with nature and all the lifeforms that exist as a part of it. What we call “progress” will only have real value when we strive to put the whole of earth into the context.

Recognizing the current limitations of the human-centric modern law system, the Academic Society on Earth Jurisprudence pursues studies of Earth-centric laws and governance systems.
The academic society explores alternative thinking and systems in which not only people, but also nature has rights to exist together through various activities that include discussions, lecture series, publication of academic papers, and community programs.

* Academic Society on Earth Jurisprudence
Academic Society on Earth Jurisprudence conducts annual academic forums as well as seminars and publishes books with its academic achievements. Its current main members are law school professors who specialize environmental law and other lawyers who practice constitution, economic law and climate change law.

Additional Information
UKELA Newsletter "e-LAW" (May, June 2016 edition/ Issue 94) features Wild Law
  • 2018-05-23
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"e-LAW" is the newsletter published by UKELA(UK Environmental Law Association), an organisation registered in the UK and dedicated to raising awareness and improving environmental law. 

Attached is Issue 94, May/June 2016 edition that featured Wild Law as its main theme. 
THe issue includes an interview by Mumta Io, Wild Law Special Group Covenor; an article titled "Earth Jurisprudence and Rights of Nature Tribunals by Dr. Michelle Maloney, Australian Earth Alliance; an article titled "A Practical Test for Wild Law: Ecuador's Rights of Nature". 


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