Strategic Climate Litigation

Direct & indirect consequences for democracy

We are developing the missing theoretical framework that captures the direct and indirect consequences of strategic climate litigation for the democratic process.

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Demanding justification through strategic climate litigation: Ticking a procedural box or enforcing principles of justice?

The Aarhus Convention’s Relevance for Climate Litigation Through the Lens of KlimaSeniorinnen

Future generations litigation and the rule of law: breaking new frontiers in climate law and governance

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13 December 2024

How to Challenge Insufficient EU Climate Action Before the European Court of Justice? Joint Creative Thinking on Overcoming the Well-known Obstacles

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Recording of the lecture given by Professor Christina Eckes, 27 May 2024

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In times of increasing climatic and political pressures, strategic climate litigation may be an ambivalent hope to speak truth to power. Our research aims to disperse some of this fog of ambivalence.

– Christina Eckes –

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