Climate Litigation
The Aarhus Convention’s Relevance for Climate Litigation Through the Lens of KlimaSeniorinnen
Professor Christina Eckes and Tessa Trapp have written a blogpost…
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Future generations litigation and the rule of law: breaking new frontiers in climate law and governance
On 2 September we welcomed Dr Katalin Sulyok, Assistant Professor…
From our bookshelf…
Book review
Symposium: Strategic Litigation on Climate Equality
Presentation
Understanding the Just Transition through the lenses of Wellbeing, Justice, and Equity
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European Law in Strategic Climate Litigation: An Obstacle to National Mitigation Actions?
On 6 June 2024, the Globalisation & Law Network at…
Judicial Review and Democracy: Exposing a False Dilemma in the Discussion of Climate Litigation
On 27 May Professor Christina Eckes gave a talk at…
Now What? The Aftermath of the Urgenda Case
Video
Strategic Climate Litigation’s Direct and Indirect Consequences for Democracies
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