Les Droits de la nature et la personnalité juridique des entités naturelles en Nouvelle- Zélande: un commun qui s’ignore?
Abstract
In various doctrines and developments around the world, various “rights of nature” have been incorporated into the constitutions of several countries or international non binding agreements while legal recognition of nature or natural entities as having legal personality can be seen as emerging. A growing number of theories are also seeking how to represent the “Nature” or natural world. As the main issue was the property of a river and a park, to recognize these entities as legal person as it was done in New Zealand, makes a complex form of a common (or a sort of).
Fields of Study & Subjects
Environmental law and policy
New Caledonia Indigenous Studies
Indigenous Peoples' Rights and Law
Publication details
- Journal / source
- Giornale di storia costituzionale
- Publisher
- EUM - Edizioni Università di Macerata
- Volume
- 38
- Pages
- 39–53
- Publication date
- 13 January 2026