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DESCRIPTION:In these weekly talks\, hosted by the Gund Institute for Enviro
 nment\, scholars and leaders exchange ("xChange") new research and solutio
 ns for people and planet.\n\nThis week\, Michael Cox\, a professor and cha
 ir of environmental studies at Dartmouth College\, will discuss how humans
  do and should engage with the natural environment through the concepts of
  rights and responsiibliites. \n\nIn this presentation\, Cox will discuss 
 how he addresses this question in his recent book\, "Common Boundaries". I
 n the book\, Cox develops the theory and practice of environmental propert
 y rights\, moving beyond simplistic assumptions that do not reflect the di
 versity of arrangements we see in the world. Recognizing this diversity wi
 ll help us craft better responses to environmental problems in the future 
 with an interdisciplinary foundation in what has worked\, or not worked\, 
 in the past. Synthesizing a variety of methods and disciplines\, Cox explo
 res rights-based environmental policies as well as different cultural appr
 oaches to environmental ownership.\n\nMichael Cox is a professor and chair
  of environmental studies at Dartmouth College. He is an environmental soc
 ial scientist specializing in environmental governance\, with a particular
  emphasis on community-based natural resource management. His first book\,
  "Common Boundaries: The Theory and Practice of Environmental Property"\, 
 delves into the significance of environmental property rights across acade
 mic disciplines\, cultures\, and types of environment policy. Additionally
 \, Cox co-hosts the In Common Podcast\, which features discussions of the 
 lives\, research\, and endeavors of scholars and practitioners dedicated t
 o fostering sustainable human-environment interactions.\n\nFor the best ex
 perience we recommend attending this event in person\, however a Zoom link
  is available: https://uvm-edu.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_lSNW5rnRQZmTchK
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SUMMARY:GundxChange: Common Boundaries: The Theory and Practice of Environm
 ental Ownership
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 e-theory-and-practice-of-environmental-ownership
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