Centre for International Law and Governance

Climate Briefs

The climate briefs feature working papers and other research outputs on the topic of climate and sustainability.

Briefs

Johanna Buerkert, “Did you know there’s a (relatively new) treaty for the Central Arctic Ocean?” (September 2023)
Alessandro Monti and Stella Ebbersmeyer, Bonn Climate Change Conference (SB 56): Review, 2022
Alessandro Monti and Linnéa Nordlander: “Planning and running a project-based intensive course: Human Rights and Economic Law for the Green Transition”, pedagogical development project presented at the Teaching and Learning in Higher Education Programme on Wednesday, 2022
Johanna Sophie Buerkert, Nexusing socio-ecological resilience and law: Science-legal interfaces in the CAO Fisheries Agreement, 2022
Linnéa Nordlander and Alessandro Monti, A new variety of rights-based climate litigation: a challenge against the Energy Charter Treaty before the European Court of Human Rights, 2022
Linnéa Nordlander, Loss and damage from climate change: Climate vulnerable groups in Arctic States (working paper), 2021
Alessandro Monti and Linnéa Nordlander, OECD Public consultation on investment treaties and climate change, 2022
Ana Stella Ebbersmeyer, The regulation of shipping induced climate change in the Arctic: the role of actors, 2022
Justine Bendel, Conspicuous by Absence: Why Did the DRC Receive No Compensation for Deforestation at the ICJ?, 2022
Linnéa Nordlander, Culture- vs Health-focused Arguments in Climate Change Litigation: Any Implications for Rights-based Litigation in Europe?
Johanna Sophie Buerkert, Did you know there’s a (relatively new) treaty for the Central Arctic Ocean?, 2023

Researchers

Name	Title	Image
Bendel, Justine Irene	Marie Curie Fellow
Bürkert, Johanna Sophie	PhD Student
Ebbersmeyer, Ana Stella	PhD Fellow
Martinez Romera, Beatriz	Associate Professor
Monti, Alessandro	Assistant Professor
Nordlander, Linnéa	Assistant Professor
Poulsen, Pernille Holten	Enrolled PhD Student
Weber, Viktor	Postdoc