Geography and ethics: journeys in a moral terrain

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New York: Routledge (1999)
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Geography and Ethics examines the place of geography in ethics and of ethics in geography by drawing together specially commissioned contributors from distinguished scholars from around the world.

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G70.G4433 1999

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0415189683

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10 Social justice, self-interest and Salman Rushdie.Caroline Rose Nagel
2 Meaning and geography.  (pages 19)Paul Roebuck
3 Geography, justice and the limits of rights.  (pages 30)Nicholas Low & Brendan Gleeson
4 Geography, fairness, and liberal demoeraey.  (pages 44)R. J. Jebnston
Geography, fairness, and liberal democracy.  (pages 44--58)R. J. Johnston
5 Exploring the ethics of development.  (pages 59)Seamus Grimes
7 “Hereness” and the normativity of place.  (pages 95)Michael R. Curry
A sketch.  (pages 106)Yi-Fu Tuan
The fall of Srebrenica and the ethics of UN-governmentality.  (pages 120)Gearóid Ó Tuathail
11 A moral earth.  (pages 149)James D. Proctor
12 Natural and unnatural wars.  (pages 163)Sheila Hones
14 The problem of pigs.  (pages 193)Alice Dawson
The problem of pigs.  (pages 193--205)Alice Dawson
Community, justice, and the ethics of research: negotiating reciprocal research relations.  (pages 209--222)T. Herman & D. J. Mattingly
16 Morals and ethics in geographical studies of disability.  (pages 223)Rob Kitchin
17 Reciprocal appropriation.  (pages 237)Robert Rundstrom & Douglas Deur
18 Ethical issues in practical contexts.  (pages 251)Liz Bondi
18 Ethieal issues in praetieal eontexts.  (pages 251)Nuala Gormley & Liz Eondi
19 The end of the Enlightenment?  (pages 263)Tim Unwin
20 Conelusion.  (pages 275)David M. Smish

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