Peter G. Brown
1940
Professor Peter Brown’s teaching, research, and service are concerned with ethics, governance, and the protection of the environment. His appointments at McGill University are in the School of Environment, the Department of Geography, and the Department of Natural Resource Sciences. He was the first full-time Director of the McGill School of Environment.
Books
- The Border That Joins
- Food policy
- The Border that joins
- Right Relationship
- Ecological economics for the anthropocene
- Personal liability of public officials, sovereign immunity, and compensation for loss
- Human rights and U.S. foreign policy
- Human rights and U.S. foreign policy
- The Border That Joins
- Water ethics
- Methodological problems in sociological studies of the city
- Energy and the future
- The American Law Institute model land development code
- Ethics, economics and international relations
- Ethics for economics in the Anthropocene
- Income support
- The American Law Institute Model land development code, the taking issue, and private property rights
- Human Rights and United States Foreign Policy
- Restoring the public trust
- Some relationships between food, population and international economic justice
- Food Policy
- Ethics, Economics and International Relations
- Water Ethics
- Boundaries, national autonomy and its limits
- Income Support
- Right relationship
- The Commonwealth of Life
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