THE POMITICAL UNCOMMONS THE CROSS-CULTURAL LOGIC OF THE GLOBAL COMMONSPDF电子书下载

Introduction 1

1 An Emergent Global Commons： Biodiversity—A Case Study of How Culture becomes Law and Nature becomes Empty Space 19

PART Ⅰ RES NULLIUS/TERRA NULLI US AND THE EPISTEMIC IMAGINARY OF INTERNATIONAL LAW 57

2 Terra Nullius， Res Nullius and Res Communis：A Conceptual Confusion of Terms 57

3 Res Nullius—The Tragedy of the （Modern Global） Commons：From Grotius and the High Seas to the Internet 71

4 Covering Res that Move：Theory and Practice； Whales and Res Divini Juris 107

5 The Law of the Sea Extended Vertically into the Law of Outer Space， and the Law of Outer Space Reterritorializing the Earth 125

PART Ⅱ TWO CASES OF THE REVOCATION OF TERRA NULLIUS 153

6 The Western Sahara Case： Genealogies Captured by the Census 153

7 Negotiations and the Mabo Case：Comparative Epistemic Imaginaries 169

Conclusion： Beyond Empty Space—Expanding the Epistemological Repertoire of the Global Commons through Biofigural and Technological Imaginaries 195

Bibliography 201

Index 215