Research
CILG studies the way international and human rights law govern key challenges arising in the context of climate change, sustainable development, and the green transition.
Research projects
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Climate Breakfast Seminar Series
In this series, leading experts provide cutting-edge insights on contemporary climate change issues. -
Lunch Seminar Series on Climate and Sustainability
In this series researchers, present their latest and ongoing work on climate and sustainability. -
Interdisciplinary Seminar Series on Climate, Energy and Sustainability
This seminar series offers an opportunity for students and junior researchers from all disciplines to present their theses (BA, MA and PhD) on climate, energy and sustainability. -
The Climate Show
This podcast features leading experts insights on current climate change research. -
Climate Desk
The Climate Desk is an initiative launched in January 2022 open to students who write a bachelor’s or master’s thesis on climate change topics and who are supervised by CILG researchers. -
Den grønne jurists hjørne (The green jurist corner)
Den grønne jurists hjørne is a platform that aims at bridging the gap between students and professionals, researchers and practicioners working with climate, environment, green energy and sustainability. -
Transatlantic Maritime Emissions Research Network - TRAMEREN
TRAMEREN is an international research network which explores synergies and develops collaborations in the area of climate change governance. -
Climate Change and Ocean Governance (NeOGov)
NeOGov is a research network that explores international and regional ocean regimes through the lense of climate change. -
International Law-Making: Actors in Shipping and Climate Change (InterAct)
InterAct is a research project that studies the actors involved in international-law making processes concerning the climate change impact of shipping. -
Enhancing Climate Action through International Law (EnAct)
EnAct is a research project that explores how human rights and investment law can enhance states’ climate change mitigation ambition and implementation. -
SSH and Sustainable Business: Building a database for SSH impact on sustainability in private sector companies
This research project seeks to build an open access database on references to sustainability among Danish companies and on the expertise needed to address sustainability in these companies. -
Democratic Innovations in a Green Transition (DIGT)
This research project explores how democracy is affected by, and can in turn affect, efforts to address the impacts of climate change. -
Implementation Issues in Global Environmental Law: The Case of Forests (Interfor)
Interfor is a research project that explores how the implementation of forest regulation can be enhanced, in order to better protect forested lands and the people inhabiting them. -
Climate Arctic Governance (CArGo)
CArGo is a research network seeking to advance interdisciplinary research on Arctic governance to meet current climate and sustainability challenges. -
Arctic Environmental and Climate Change Governance Network (ArcEnGov)
ArcEnGov is a research network intended to develop collaboration on environmental and climate change-related legal and policy issues in the Arctic. -
Transatlantic University Collaboration in Climate Change and Energy Law (TUCCCEL)
TUCCCEL is an educational initiative, initiated with support from the European Union’s Jean Monnet Programme. -
International Law & Military Operations (InterMil)
This research project provides research-based public-sector consultancy within the field of military studies. -
Military and Police Joint Operations in Denmark 1971-2018
This research project investigates the historical context and legal aspects of the joint operations between the police and the military in the period 1971-2018 in Denmark.