Let the Courts Decide?
The Potential and Limitations of Climate Litigation froma Democracy Perspective…
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The Legal Standing of Associations in Climate Litigation
On 29 September, Dr. Alberto Nicotina, postdoctoral researcher within our…
The ECJ’s Opportunity to Address the EU’s Climate Mitigation Obligations
On the Possible Request for an Opinion on the EU-Mercosur…
Climate Constitutionalisation in Europe—
After KlimaSeniorinnen and the ICJ’s Advisory Opinion European courts are increasingly treating…
Access to justice in corporate climate litigation for people living abroad
This blog for Human Rights Here written by PhD researcher,…
Democratie en vertegenwoordiging van het algemeen belang
De kabinetsplannen voor ontvankelijkheid van NGO’s in het licht van KlimaSeniorinnen…
Bringing Climate Change to Court – Questions of Justice and Democracy
On 16 June, we held a roundtable discussion at Spui25…
Dissensus in Europe: climate protesters before court
Professors Nathalie Brack and Ramona Coman (ULB) have co-edited a…
New Theme Group: ‘Climate Dissensus in Europe: Litigation, Representation, and Expertise’
On 19 June 2025, the new theme group of the…