Frontiers of Commoning, with David Bollier

Thomas Linzey on Nature's Rights and Self-Owning Land

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Jul 1, 2023
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Thomas Linzey
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
2
How a Freshminted Attorney Developed Novel Underdog Legal Strategies
01:51 • 4min
3
The Unholy Alliance Between Corporations and the Environment
06:03 • 2min
4
The Limits of the Conventional System
08:28 • 2min
5
The Importance of Nature in the Western Legal System
10:34 • 4min
6
The Role of the Environment in the Rights of Nature
14:16 • 2min
7
The Importance of Community Rights
16:27 • 3min
8
The Rise of Local Community Self-Government
19:05 • 3min
9
The Intersection of Community Rights and the Rights of Nature Laws
21:59 • 2min
10
The Potential of Preemption Laws
23:42 • 2min
11
The Future of the US Constitution
25:24 • 2min
12
The Rights of Nature in the United States
27:20 • 3min
13
How a Forest or a River Hires an Attorney?
30:46 • 4min
14
Customary Law and the Commons
35:07 • 3min
15
The Problem With the Public Trust Doctrine
37:43 • 2min
16
The Concept of Self-Owning Land
39:45 • 2min
17
The Unincorporated Association: A Legal Hack for Landowners
41:55 • 3min
18
The Land That Owns Itself Model
44:34 • 2min
19
The Unincorporated Association Tax Exempt Status
46:56 • 2min
20
The Need for New Organizational Forms
48:49 • 3min