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Gale Elston is an adjunct professor of Law and Society at the City University of New York, and an attorney who specializes in Art Law,.

Aviva Rahmani is a US-based is leading theorist and practitioner of ecoart.

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Introduction **Part I: The Limits of Law **1. Mapping the Phrasing Gap Between Art and Law Amidst the Fight to Define the Commons 2. Protecting the Sun 3. Hellfire Holdings: Art, Litigation Finance, and the Expropriation of Financial Infrastructure 4. Imagination, Ecology, and the Law ****Part II: Instruments of Law **5. Creative Interventions into Injunctions: Once in Blockadia and The Klabona Keepers 6. Floating Commons: Swale and the Legal Reimagination of Public Land 7. Forensic Architecture and the Construction of a Common Truth **Part III: Interdisciplinarity and the Law **8. No Prior Art: Patent Law, Art, and the Commons 9. Cognitive Justice, The Brain Without Organs and Eco-planetary Sapienization in Cognitive Capitalism 10. Moral Authority in an Injunction; Blued Trees's Challenge to Ecocide in the Commons