From Conscience and International Trade Law to Global Artificial Photosynthesis in the Sustainocene

Faunce, Thomas

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From Conscience and International Trade Law to Global Artificial Photosynthesis in the Sustainocene

Date

2014

Authors

Faunce, Thomas

Publisher

ANU International Law Society

Abstract

This article sets out a story of how my interest in international law commenced at the ANU Law Faculty, continued into international trade law, and then into global artificial photosynthesis. It addresses issues about the ultimate sources of law and about the future of governance of human society and its ecosystem.