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Richard M. Robinson is Professor of Business at SUNY Fredonia, USA, and the author of The Imperfect Duties of Management (2020), and numerous peer-reviewed scholarly journal articles ( Journal of Business Ethics, Journal of Economics and Finance, Journal of Financial Research, and many other scholarly journals). He earned his PhD in Economics from the University of Oregon, USA. Part I: Introduction: The Issues to be Confronted Chapter 1: The Normative Elements of Our Social Discourse and the Environmental Issues to be Confronted Part II: The Philosophy of Environmental Duty Chapter 2: Our Reasoned Environmental Discourse and Derived Duties: Constructivism as a Moral Process Chapter 3: Recognizing Environmental Duties Chapter 4: The Philosophy of Community and the Environmental Ethic Part III: The Rhetoric of Environmental Discourse Chapter 5: Some Rhetoric of Environmental Equity and Economic Efficiency Chapter 6: The Environment as an Input to Production and as a Provider of Amenities Chapter 7: Reaching Unbiased and Stable Environmental Decisions Through Fair and Reasoned Discourse Part IV: The Necessities for and Contributions of Our Environmental Organizations Chapter 8: Human Caused Climate Change and Its Deniers Chapter 9: Duty, Environmental Advocacy Organizations, and the Commons Chapter 10: The Current State of Environmental Discourse: Is it “Fair” or Otherwise? Chapter 11: Some Environmental Organizations and Their “Fair and Reasoned” Contributions Chapter 12: Common Property Resources and the Making of the Global Tragedy
