Abstract
Climate Change, Malthusian Catastrophe, and a Global Rule of Law
Highlights
The paper will not directly engage the scientific question of global warming
There are many ways to address the issue of global warming
The other party asserted a need for the coercive authority of law to regulate and limit inherent tendencies of human behavior, tendencies that could eventually bring massive self-destruction (Rose 1990)
Summary
The question of global warming has a great deal to do with Western attitudes, habits, and values, because Western ideas have come to provide the foundation and rationale for a regimen of living that is thought to be normative and conventional around the world. Viewed from this perspective, the question of climate change must confront a choice between two alternative methods of regulating human affairs that exist within the Western tradition.
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