• Greta Gaard: Ecofeminism and Wilderness
• Brian Luke: A Critical Analysis of the Hunters' Ethics
• Rick O'Neil: Intrinsic Value, Moral Standing, and Species
• Bill Shaw: A Virtue Ethics Approach to Aldo Leopold's Land Ethic
• Harold Glasser: On Warwick Fox's Assessment of Deep Ecology
• Bryan G. Norton: Convergence and Contextualism: Some Clarifications and a Reply to Steverson

• Don Sherman Grant, II: Religion and the Left: The Prospects of a Green Coalition
• John R. E. Bliese: Traditional Conservatism and Environmental Ethics
• Erazim Kohak: Varieties of Ecological Experience
• Damian Cox: On the Value of Natural Relations
• Patrick Hayden: Gilles Deleuze and Naturalism: A Convergence with Ecological Theory and Politics
• Peter Wenz: Philosophy Class as Commercial

• Bryan Norton and Bruce Hannon: Environmental Values: A Place-Based Approach
• Rudi M. Verburg and Vincent Wiegel: On the Compatibility of Sustainability and Economic Growth
• Teresa Kwiatkowska-Szatzscheider: From the Mexican Chiapas Crisis: a Different Perspective for Environmental Ethics
• Laura Westra: Why Norton's Approach is Insufficient for Environmental Ethics
• Jim Cheney: Naturalizing the Problem of Evil

• Mick Smith: Against the Enclosure of the Ethical Commons: Radical Environmentalism as an "Ethics of Place"
• Eilon Schartz: Bal Taschit: A Jewish Environmental Precept
• Robert Kikrman: Why Ecology Cannot Be All Things to All People
• Paul Veatch Moriarty and Mark Woods: Hunting is not Predation
• Charles L. List: Is Hunting a Right Thing?
• Karen L. F. Houle: Spinoza and Ecology Revisited

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