Framing Law & Humanities (Day 2): Watch!
“The Rights of Nature and the Imagination,” the second session of the two-day event “Framing Law and Humanities in/from the Global South,” centered on the juridical personhood of nature, nonhuman rights, and the role of cultural production in conceptualizing these problems. The session, which took place on March 3 2022 via Zoom, featured: Alberto Acosta (Economist and Political Thinker, Former Minister of Energy and Mines in Ecuador), Alyse Bertenthal (Assistant Professor of Law, Wake Forest University), and Allison Bigelow (Associate Professor of Spanish, University of Virginia).
