Climate Litigation
Climate Constitutionalisation in Europe—After KlimaSeniorinnen and the ICJ’s Advisory Opinion
European courts are increasingly treating climate mitigation duties as rights-based…
Category Research
Democratie en vertegenwoordiging van het algemeen belang
De kabinetsplannen voor ontvankelijkheid van NGO’s in het licht van KlimaSeniorinnen…
Dissensus in Europe: climate protesters before court
Professors Nathalie Brack and Ramona Coman (ULB) have co-edited a…
The Cambridge Handbook on Climate Litigation
Edited by Margaretha Wewerinke-Singh, University of Amsterdam, & Sarah Mead, Climate Litigation Network…
“It’s the democracy, stupid!” in defence of KlimaSeniorinnen
ERA Forum, February 2025 Professor Christina Eckes latest article highlights…
Strategic Climate Litigation before National Courts: Can European Union Law be used as a Shield?
German Law Journal, January 2025 As part of a special…
Strengthening democracy beyond majoritarianism
The European Court of Human Rights ruling in KlimaSeniorinnen Ars…
Constitutionalising Climate Mitigation Norms in Europe
Professor Christina Eckes’ chapter in the book, ‘Constitutionalism and Transnational…
The Urgenda Case is Separation of Powers at Work
December 2021. Written by Christina Eckes. Abstract Leonard Besselink repeatedly…