Nettsider med emneord «Environment»

Daniel Naurin, Coordinator and Professor of Political Science, PluriCourts.

Article by Postdoctoral Fellow Daniel Behn and Coordinator Ole Kristian Fauchald, in Manchester Journal of International Economic Law, Volume 12, Issue 2, 2015.

PluriCourts invites scholars to apply for visiting research fellowship at PluriCourts throughout the year (with an exemption for the holiday period (1 July – 15 August) . The duration of the contracts is 1 - 3 months. The candidate must hold a doctoral degree in political science, philosophy or law.

Master thesis by PluriCourts research assistant Chrysa Alexandraki available on SSRN

By Christina Voigt, Coordinator/Professor, PluriCourts and Legal Advisor to the Government of Norway at the UN climate negotiations

By Laura Létourneau-Tremblay, Researcher, MultiRights/PluriCourts and Maxim Usynin, Research Assistant, PluriCourts

By Christina Voigt, Coordinator/Professor, PluriCourts and Legal Advisor to the Government of Norway at the UN climate negotiations

Article by Steinar Andresen (PluriCourts), Norichika Kanie, Peter M. Haas, Graeme Auld, Benjamin Cashore, Pamela S. Chasek, Jose A. Puppim de Oliveira, Stefan Renckens, Olav Schram Stokke, Casey Stevens, Stacy D. VanDeveer, and Masahiko Iguchi.

Master thesis by PluriCourts Research Assistant Marte Jervan. PluriCourts Research Paper No. 14-17. Read the thesis (SSRN).

Anthology edited by Christina Voigt and Zen Makuch.

Article by Vegard Tørstad, published in Environmental Politics.

Special Issue in the Journal of World Investment & Trade. (Vol. 18), edited by Daniel Behn and Ole Kristian Fauchald.

By Rosa Manzo, Ph.D. Candidate, PluriCourts

Chapter by Geir Ulfstein and Christina Voigt, in Todd L. Cherry, Jon Hovi and David M. McEvoy (eds), Toward a New Climate Agreement (Routledge, 2014).

The project's primary objective is to determine the relative importance of investment treaty arbitration (ITA) for the design of international investment agreements (IIAs) and the relative importance of (re)design of IIAs for ITA. Secondary objectives of the project are to:

1) Establish a general applicability database mapping the content of IIAs,

2) Propose ways to enhance synergies between international investment law and policies to protect the environment, promote human rights, and facilitate sustainable development in poor countries, and

3) Contribute to the general debate concerning the legitimacy of international courts with a comprehensive case study and a new analytical framework for assessing the relationship between the activities of courts and treaty design.

The project started in September 2018 and ends in August 2022.

The full project description can be accessed here.

Professor Christina Voigt has an written an article on the compliance mechanism in the Paris Agreement. The article is to be published in the Review of European Community and International Environmental Law.

Professor Christina Voigt has written a chapter on "Climate Change and Damages" in the recently published "Oxford Handbook of International Climate Change Law".

Anthology edited by Christina Voigt. 

By Maksim Usynin, Research Assistant, PluriCourts

By Laura Letourneau-Tremblay, Reseach Assistant, PluriCourts and Annette Hovdal, Project Coordinator, PluriCourts

By Laura Letourneau-Tremblay, Research Assistant, PluriCourts

In this article, Postdoctoral Fellow Daniel Behn, Coordinator Ole Kristian Fauchald and researcher Laura Letourneau-Tremblay discuss strategies to achieve the EU's renewable energy goals. Read the full article (SSRN).

PluriCourts coordinator Christina Voigt has contributed to the Elgar Encyclopedia of Environmental Law with a chapter on the role of the International Court of Justice in climate change-related claims.

A new article on "Differentiation in the Paris Agreement" by Christina Voigt and Felipe Ferreira has recently been published in a special issue of Climate Law on the Paris agreement.

Book chapter by Christina Voigt, published in The Promise of Law: Essays marking the retirement of Dame Sian Elias as Chief Justice of New Zealand.