Part I Introduction and Background
Chapter 1. Introduction
Chapter 2. Background: The normative postulates of conservation biology
Part II Ethics and Biodiversity
Chapter 3. Ethics and the environment: Biodiversity and conservation through the lens of environmental ethics
Chapter 4. Intrinsic and instrumental values, and their relations
Chapter 5. Ethical theories and practical reasoning
Part III Recent Developments: Relations, Rights, and Science
Chapter 6. Recent developments in conservation biology: Ethics through the lens of conservation biology
Chapter 7. Relational values and IPBES Nature’s contribution to people
Chapter 8. Environmental human rights and rights of nature
Chapter 9. Conservation biology, assessments, and the argument from inductive risk
Chapter 10. Concluding thoughts
Biography
Patrik Baard is a Postdoctural Researcher at the Institution of Global Political Studies, Malmö University, Sweden. He has previously been a Postdoctoral Researcher at the Swedish Biodiversity Centre, Swedish University of Agricultural Science. He holds a PhD in philosophy from the Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden. His research in applied ethics has covered climate change adaptation, sustainable development, biodiversity, and energy justice.
