[DAY 2] Session IV. Diverse Approaches To Harmony... (ENG)

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Published Jan 7, 2021

[ PLZ Forum for Ecozoic Era 2020 ]
Development, Environment and Peace Nexus (DEEPEN): Peace Making in Borderlands

[DAY 2] Session IV. Diverse Approaches To Harmony With Nature And Their Relationship With Peace And Development

This session addresses the opportunities and challenges of diverse approaches to the environment or nature.

Key questions are:
- How inclusive are the concepts, theories and practices that integrate environment and peace?
- What do new and emerging concepts and approaches to nature or environment such as ecozoic era, biocracy, Buen Vivre, earth jurisprudence and constitutional or legal rights to nature offer for peace-making?
- What would be the desirable governance and culture for harmony with nature?

To answer these questions, the session mainly discusses the following issues.
- Concepts and practices of sustainable and inclusive approaches to environment and peace, in particular, those newly emerging concepts and practices such as biocracy and earth jurisprudence?
- Limitations and potentials of the newly emerging concepts and practices for environment and peace

Moderator: Dongsuk Oh (Professor, Ajou University Schoo of Lawl, Republic of Korea)

[Presentation]
• Co-Creating Peace with Nature in the DMZ. New Visions for Borders and Buffer zones in a Future Ecological Civilization
- Anna Grichting (Senior Research Fellow, University of Vermont)
• Cross-Boundary Trusteeship of Nature
- Klaus Bosselmann (Professor, University of Auckland, New Zealand)
• From a Park to a Legal Person: Putting “Nature” at the Centre of Concerns for Sustainable Peace in Borderlands
- Rakhyun E. Kim (Assistance Professor, Utrecht University, the Netherlands)
• From Biocracy to Biodiplomacy: Nature, Law, Ethics
- Costas M. Constantinou (Professor, University of Cyprus, Cyprus)
• Variegated Turn(s) in the More-than-human World: Toward the New Political Ecology of ‘State-Nature’ relations in the DMZ
- Jun soo Kim (Researcher, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Republic of Korea)
• The Emergence of Biocracy and Its International Spread as Epistemic Community
- Chae Won Lim (Chairman, Korea Public Policy Association)

Q&A