Environmental justice and the rights of indigenous peoples : International and domestic legal perspectives - Westra Laura (Earthscan London, 2008)
Keywords: Indigenous peoples in Civil rights. -- Indigenous peoples in Legal status, laws, etc. -- Offenses against the environment. -- basic issues, principles and historical background : Right of indigenous people- eco-footprint crime and biological/ecological integrity model to achieve environmental justice, cultural integrity and ecological integrity and international law, cosmopolitanism and natural law for recovery of individual and community rights -- Selected examples from domestic and international case law : Indigenous peoples and minorities in international jurisprudence and responsibility of world bank, united states and indigenous peoples- recent ATCA jurisprudence, first nations of Canada and legal and illegal attacks on their existence -- Justifying genocide- principles and reality : Genocide and eco crime, aboriginal rights in domestic and international law and special case of Arctic peoples -- Some modest proposals for global governance : Indigenous human rights and obligations of state and non-state actors, governance for global integrity- present instruments, trends and future goals