R Michael M'Gonigle
Professor Emeritus
R Michael M'Gonigle
| R Michael M'Gonigle | Faculty of Law 番茄社区 |
I was cross-appointed to the Faculty of Law and the Department of Environmental Studies in 1995, and held the . I have written widely on international law, environmental and resource management issues, and theories of ecological political economy. I am a co-founder of Greenpeace International, the Sierra Legal Defense Fund, and Smart Growth BC. My research and teaching focused on forestry and fish resource sectors, urban sustainability, and community-based governance.
I am the author or co-author of Forestopia: A Practical Guide to the New Forest Economy (1994); Nature, Production and Power: Towards an Ecological Political Economy (co-editor) (2000); Where There's a Way, There's a Will: Developing Sustainability Through the Community Ecosystem Trust (2001); Ecological Economics and Political Ecology: Towards a Necessary Synthesis (in Ecological Economics, 1999); Fishing Around the Law: The Pacific Salmon Management System as a "Structural Infringement" of Aboriginal Rights (McGill Law Journal, 1999).
- BA Honours – UBC (1969)
- MSc – London School of Economics (1970)
- LLM – Yale (1979)
- JSD – Yale (1982)
- Forestopia: A Practical Guide to the New Forest Economy (1994)
- Nature, Production and Power: Towards an Ecological Political Economy (co-editor) (2000)
- Where There's a Way, There's a Will: Developing Sustainability Through the Community Ecosystem Trust (2001)
- Ecological Economics and Political Ecology: Towards a Necessary Synthesis (in Ecological Economics, 1999)
- Fishing Around the Law: The Pacific Salmon Management System as a "Structural Infringement" of Aboriginal Rights (McGill Law Journal, 1999)