Responsabilité & Environnement Octobre 2018 – English abstracts

Dominique Dron,

Conseil Général de l’Économie (CGE)

Étienne Espagne,

Agence Française de Développement (AFD)

History and anthropology of the legal concept of an environmental commons

The legal definition of an environmental commons

Delphine Misonne
Saint-Louis University, Brussels

The ocean as a commons: The depletion of resources, appropriation and communities

Fabien Locher
junior researcher, CNRS, ÉHÉSS

Models of the participatory management of water in big hydro-agricultural development projects: The Phươc-Hòa Program

Olivier TESSIER
École française d’Extrême-Orient (EFEO), Université PSL

The rights of indigenous peoples and the environmental commons: The Whanganui River in New Zealand

Ferhat Taylan
University of Liège

Economic theory and practices related to environmental commons

How not to conceive of the commons: Neoclassical economic theory

Acting despite the complexity of the values related to biodiversity: the normative and “cost-efficiency” approaches

Yann Kervinio, & Antonin Vergez
Ministry for an ecological and solidary transition, CGDD/SEEIDD/ERNR, Centre international de recherche sur l’environnement et le développement (Cired); Ministry for an ecological and solidary transition, CGDD/SEEIDD/ERNR

Water, humanity’s environmental common good? The thoughts of a water company

Hélène VALADE
Suez

Public policies of conservation of the environmental commons

The institutional management of environmental commons in France: Successes and limits

Christian Barthod
engineer from the Corps des Ponts, des Eaux et des Forêts, Conseil Général de l’Environnement et du Développement Durable

An overview of the instruments for managing common goods in the environment

Anthony Cox & Nathalie Girouard
OECD

Water boards in Brazil and France: Managing water as a common good at the scale of catchment basins

Patrick Laigneau & Rosa Maria & Formiga-Johnsson & Bernard Barraqué
freelance consultant on water management, Rio de Janeiro State University; CNRS, CIRED

Global perspectives

Environmental commons: The mirage of socioeconomic malevolence?

Pierre-Frédéric Ténière-Buchot
chairman of Solidarité Eau (pS-Eau), secretary of the Mouvement Universel de la Responsabilité Scientifique (MURS) and member du the think tank (Re)sources, of the Académie de l’Eau and of the World Water Council

Is international commercial law compatible with the environmental commons?

Sabrina Robert-Cuendet
professor of public international law, Le Mans University

The international monetary system and bio/geo/chemical cycles

Michel Aglietta & Étienne Espagne
CEPII and France Stratégie, Agence Française de Développement and CERDI

Which financial architecture can protect environmental commons?

Tim JACKSON & Nick MOLHO
CSUP, Surrey University