The Author: Cathriona Russell has a B.Agr.Sc. and M.Agr.Sc. (Horticulture) from University College Dublin, and a B.A. and Ph.D. in Moral Theology from Trinity College Dublin. She has taught theology and ethics to undergraduate theologians and medics at Trinity College, and to distance-learning students at the Priory Institute, Tallaght. She is currently a Research Associate and Lecturer in the School of Religions and Theology, Trinity College Dublin.

«I do not doubt that readers will find concepts here worthy of prolonged reflection.» (Stephen M. Vantassel, The Journal of Markets and Morality)

• Contents: Transgenics in Science and Economics: Developments in transgenics - Strategies in environmental management - Sustainability: normative and descriptive aspects – An Autonomy Perspective in Theological Ethics: Divine command ethics or evangelical ethics - Christian communitarian or ecclesial ethics - Natural law - Autonomy in Christian ethics – Environmental Theologies and Reconstructions of Stewardship: Biblical theology and the non-human creation - Models for environmental ethics - Reconstructions of ‘stewardship’ in theology – Nature in Theological Perspective: Nature as creation in the systematic theology of Wolfhart Pannenberg - Nature as creation in the ‘natural law’ ethic of Michael Northcott - Nature as creation in the ‘virtue’ ethic of Celia Deane-Drummond - Towards a Christian anthropology of stewardship.

The Author: Cathriona Russell has a B.Agr.Sc. and M.Agr.Sc. (Horticulture) from University College Dublin, and a B.A. and Ph.D. in Moral Theology from Trinity College Dublin. She has taught theology and ethics to undergraduate theologians and medics at Trinity College, and to distance-learning students at the Priory Institute, Tallaght. She is currently a Research Associate and Lecturer in the School of Religions and Theology, Trinity College Dublin.

«I do not doubt that readers will find concepts here worthy of prolonged reflection.» (Stephen M. Vantassel, The Journal of Markets and Morality)

• Contents: Transgenics in Science and Economics: Developments in transgenics - Strategies in environmental management - Sustainability: normative and descriptive aspects – An Autonomy Perspective in Theological Ethics: Divine command ethics or evangelical ethics - Christian communitarian or ecclesial ethics - Natural law - Autonomy in Christian ethics – Environmental Theologies and Reconstructions of Stewardship: Biblical theology and the non-human creation - Models for environmental ethics - Reconstructions of ‘stewardship’ in theology – Nature in Theological Perspective: Nature as creation in the systematic theology of Wolfhart Pannenberg - Nature as creation in the ‘natural law’ ethic of Michael Northcott - Nature as creation in the ‘virtue’ ethic of Celia Deane-Drummond - Towards a Christian anthropology of stewardship.

The Author: Cathriona Russell has a B.Agr.Sc. and M.Agr.Sc. (Horticulture) from University College Dublin, and a B.A. and Ph.D. in Moral Theology from Trinity College Dublin. She has taught theology and ethics to undergraduate theologians and medics at Trinity College, and to distance-learning students at the Priory Institute, Tallaght. She is currently a Research Associate and Lecturer in the School of Religions and Theology, Trinity College Dublin.

«I do not doubt that readers will find concepts here worthy of prolonged reflection.» (Stephen M. Vantassel, The Journal of Markets and Morality)

• Contents: Transgenics in Science and Economics: Developments in transgenics - Strategies in environmental management - Sustainability: normative and descriptive aspects – An Autonomy Perspective in Theological Ethics: Divine command ethics or evangelical ethics - Christian communitarian or ecclesial ethics - Natural law - Autonomy in Christian ethics – Environmental Theologies and Reconstructions of Stewardship: Biblical theology and the non-human creation - Models for environmental ethics - Reconstructions of ‘stewardship’ in theology – Nature in Theological Perspective: Nature as creation in the systematic theology of Wolfhart Pannenberg - Nature as creation in the ‘natural law’ ethic of Michael Northcott - Nature as creation in the ‘virtue’ ethic of Celia Deane-Drummond - Towards a Christian anthropology of stewardship.