Examining citizenship through environmental autonomy: a response to President Goodwin’s address “to be a citizen: or what it means to be a person”

Abstract This commentary is part of a series of responses to Michele Goodwin’s 2025 LSA presidential address.

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Law & Society Review
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2026-02-13
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https://doi.org/10.1017/lsr.2025.10077
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Environmental Philosophy and Ethics
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Examining citizenship through environmental autonomy: a response to President Goodwin’s address “to be a citizen: or what it means to be a person”

Sara Colangelo
Law & Society Review
Environmental Philosophy and Ethics
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Examining citizenship through environmental autonomy: a response to President Goodwin’s address “to be a citizen: or what it means to be a person”

Sara Colangelo
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Abstract This commentary is part of a series of responses to Michele Goodwin’s 2025 LSA presidential address.

Law & Society Review
Georgetown University (US)
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Environmental Philosophy and Ethics
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