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ISBN
9780700616275
Publication Year
2009
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Book Title
Before Earth Day : the Origins of American Environmental Law, 1945-1970
Author
Karl Boyd Brooks
Item Length
9in
Publisher
University Press of Kansas
Genre
Law, History, Political Science
Topic
Environmental, United States / 20th Century, Public Policy / Environmental Policy
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
12.3 Oz
Number of Pages
286 Pages

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Dispels the conventional belief that American environmental law was a product of the 1970s, finding instead that its origins go back to New Deal and Cold War policies, and traces the dramatic post-war shift in the way Americans viewed the natural environment.

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Publisher
University Press of Kansas
ISBN-10
0700616276
ISBN-13
9780700616275
eBay Product ID (ePID)
71704120

Product Key Features

Book Title
Before Earth Day : the Origins of American Environmental Law, 1945-1970
Author
Karl Boyd Brooks
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Topic
Environmental, United States / 20th Century, Public Policy / Environmental Policy
Publication Year
2009
Genre
Law, History, Political Science
Number of Pages
286 Pages

Dimensions

Item Length
9in
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
12.3 Oz

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Lc Classification Number
Kf3775.B727 2009
Reviews
An enthusiastic, generous, inclusive, daring, and insightful exploration of that long-rumored beast described as environmental law.Beautifully written, carefully and lovingly researched, and wonderfully revealing.-- William H. Rodgers, Jr. , author of Treatise on Environmental Law Should be required reading in every environmental law class as an antidote to the belief that the subject began in 1969. It deftly demonstrates that all of the elements of environmental law evolved during the quarter century after the end of World War II.-- Dale Goble , author of Wildlife Law: A Primer A fresh and valuable study of the origins of environmental law in the postwar United States.-- Mark Harvey , author of Wilderness Forever, "An enthusiastic, generous, inclusive, daring, and insightful exploration of that long-rumored beast described as "environmental law." Beautifully written, carefully and lovingly researched, and wonderfully revealing."-- William H. Rodgers, Jr. , author of Treatise on Environmental Law "Should be required reading in every environmental law class as an antidote to the belief that the subject began in 1969. It deftly demonstrates that all of the elements of environmental law evolved during the quarter century after the end of World War II."-- Dale Goble , author of Wildlife Law: A Primer "A fresh and valuable study of the origins of environmental law in the postwar United States."-- Mark Harvey , author of Wilderness Forever, "An enthusiastic, generous, inclusive, daring, and insightful exploration of that long-rumored beast described as "environmental law." Beautifully written, carefully and lovingly researched, and wonderfully revealing."- William H. Rodgers, Jr. , author of Treatise on Environmental Law "Should be required reading in every environmental law class as an antidote to the belief that the subject began in 1969. It deftly demonstrates that all of the elements of environmental law evolved during the quarter century after the end of World War II."- Dale Goble , author of Wildlife Law: A Primer "A fresh and valuable study of the origins of environmental law in the postwar United States."- Mark Harvey , author of Wilderness Forever, Brookss treatment is thoughtful and poetic as he dives deep into the political, social, economic, and legal constructs of the environment and identifies events and decisions that influenced our contemporary regulatory scheme. . . . Convincingly illustrates the debt that environmental law owes to the persistence of early conservationist pioneers.Reviews in American History An important and insightful work. Not only is Brookss main thesis undeniable, but so is his notion that law is made in an iterative fashion by a multitude of different actorsincluding activists, property owners, their lawyers, elected representatives, and administrative agencies on both the state and federal levelsin reaction to the felt necessities imposed by events. That surely is a better depiction of how law is actually made.Oregon Historical Quarterly A persuasive book.Western Historical Quarterly A fresh, bright, and engaging look at environmental lawa book that all environmental historians should read.Journal of American History, An enthusiastic, generous, inclusive, daring, and insightful exploration of that long-rumored beast described as environmental law.Beautifully written, carefully and lovingly researched, and wonderfully revealing.William H. Rodgers, Jr. , author of Treatise on Environmental Law Should be required reading in every environmental law class as an antidote to the belief that the subject began in 1969. It deftly demonstrates that all of the elements of environmental law evolved during the quarter century after the end of World War II.Dale Goble , author of Wildlife Law: A Primer A fresh and valuable study of the origins of environmental law in the postwar United States.Mark Harvey , author of Wilderness Forever, Brooks's treatment is thoughtful and poetic as he dives deep into the political, social, economic, and legal constructs of the environment and identifies events and decisions that influenced our contemporary regulatory scheme. . . . Convincingly illustrates the debt that environmental law owes to the persistence of early conservationist pioneers.-- Reviews in American History An important and insightful work. Not only is Brooks's main thesis undeniable, but so is his notion that law is made in an iterative fashion by a multitude of different actors--including activists, property owners, their lawyers, elected representatives, and administrative agencies on both the state and federal levels--in reaction to the felt necessities imposed by events. That surely is a better depiction of how law is actually made.-- Oregon Historical Quarterly A persuasive book.-- Western Historical Quarterly A fresh, bright, and engaging look at environmental law--a book that all environmental historians should read.-- Journal of American History, "Brooks's treatment is thoughtful and poetic as he dives deep into the political, social, economic, and legal constructs of the environment and identifies events and decisions that influenced our contemporary regulatory scheme. . . . Convincingly illustrates the debt that environmental law owes to the persistence of early conservationist pioneers."-- Reviews in American History "An important and insightful work. Not only is Brooks's main thesis undeniable, but so is his notion that law is made in an iterative fashion by a multitude of different actors--including activists, property owners, their lawyers, elected representatives, and administrative agencies on both the state and federal levels--in reaction to the felt necessities imposed by events. That surely is a better depiction of how law is actually made."-- Oregon Historical Quarterly "A persuasive book."-- Western Historical Quarterly "A fresh, bright, and engaging look at environmental law--a book that all environmental historians should read."-- Journal of American History
Table of Content
Preface Acknowledgments 1. "To Think Like an Environmental Lawyer": Making American Environmental Law Throughout the Postwar Era 2. Seed-Time: Planting Environmental Law in the Postwar Years 3. Fertilization: Environmental Lawmaking in the Postwar Administrative State 4. Harvest Home: Environmental Lawmaking and Postwar Federalism 5. The People Out of Doors: Popularizing Postwar Environmental Law 6. Across the New Frontier: Nationalizing Environmental Law 7. From the Files of Bruce Bowler, Postwar Environmental Lawyer 8. "A Field So Varied and Rapidly Changing": American Law Schools Discover Environmental Law 9. Conclusion: Environmental Law's Unstable Legacy Notes Bibliography Index
Copyright Date
2009
Lccn
2008-044077
Dewey Decimal
344.7304/6
Dewey Edition
22
Illustrated
Yes

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