Lunch Seminar Series on Climate and Sustainability

In this series researchers, present their latest and ongoing work on climate and sustainability.

Event format

The lunch seminars are held from 12.00 to 13.00 all year round. Some seminars are opened to the public and streamed online and some are only used as a test base for ideas and research among scholars.

Are you interested in giving a presentation at the next lunch seminar? Please contact Viktor Weber (viktor.weber@jur.ku.dk).

Past Events

#	Date	Speaker	Title
26	12.04.2024	Nanna Thit has been working in shipping the last 6 years since she graduated from Copenhagen Business School. Her PhD project is written in the frame of a collaboration between anthropology at Aarhus University and the ferry company DFDS.	Lunch Seminar: Winning slowly: How social and cultural practices are influencing innovation and change processes in connection with the green transition in shipping
25	06.03.2024	Michele is Associate Professor at the Department of Strategy and Innovation of the Copenhagen Business School	Purpose and Positioning: The Deployment of Environmental Narratives for Strategic Gain (in the Container Shipping Industry)
24	21.02.2024	Siff Lund Kjærgaard is currently working at an interdisciplinary project called JUST SOCIETY at the University of Southern Denmark	On thin ice: A gendered study of human rights in relation to climate change in the Arctic
23	07.02.2024	Jan Stockbruegger a postdoctoral research fellow at the Ocean Infrastructure Research Group at the Department of Political Science at the University of Copenhagen.	Why is the IMO failing to Address Climate Change in Maritime Shipping? Decarbonization as a Market Governance Problem
22	29.01.2024	Eirik Finserås, PhD Candidate at the University of Bergen, Faculty of Law	Transboundary Wake Effects Between Wind Farms in the North Sea – Is More Cooperation Needed?
21	12.12.2023	Filippo Garelli - PhD candidate in Public, Comparative and International Law - Sapienza University of Rome (Department of Political Science)	The Green Climate Fund as a tool for integrating sustainable development and human rights law in the context of climate change actions
20	08.11.2023	Nikolaos Karampatzos, Lawyer, PhD Candidate at School of Law of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens	The Ocean climate nexus through ITLOS advisory proceedings
19	11.10.2023	María Carro Pitarch, PhD Candidate in International Law and Lecturer of EU Law, The University of Valencia.	Marine genetic resources in areas beyond national jurisdiction: can we consider the new regime under the BBNJ Agreement a solution to the existent legal gaps?
18.	31.08.23	Elena Cima, Lecturer in Public International Law at the University of Geneva	"So What" - Reflections on the Obligations of States in respect of Climate Change
17.	29.08.23	Vonintsoa Rafaly, Research Fellow at the Department of Political Science, University of Copenhagen	The Law of the Sea as an Infrastructure: Rethinking Ocean Governance to Foster Global Justice
16.	24.03.2023	Dr Dawoon Jung, Research Fellow Centre for International Law at the National University of Singapore	Offshore Carbon Capture and Storage and the Protection of the Marine Environment
15.	08.03.2023	Snjólaug Árnadóttir, Assistant Professor at Reykjavik University	Climate Change and Maritime Boundaries: Legal Consequences of Sea Level
14.	03.03.2023	Luciana Fernandes Coelho; World Maritime University, Malmö	The practice of the Caribbean Small Islands Developing States on the Consent Regime for Marine Scientific Research under UNCLOS
13.	27.02.2023	Barbara Bokor, Bergen University	Marine Plastic Pollution with a Special Focus on EU Legislation and Policies
12.	23.02.2023	Jolein Holtz Ph.D. candidate, Leiden University	Human Rights and the Environment: Collective Human Rights and the Material World
11.	24.01.2023	Matteo Fermeglia, Postdoc Hasselt University	Mapping Investor - State arbitration as an avenue for climate change litigation
10.	02.12.2022	Riccardo Stupazzini, Ph.D. candidate, Sapienza University of Rome	Administrative legal system resilience to climate change impacts. Research perspectives on the Italian case study.
9.	14.09.2022	Christiaan De Beukelaer	Can sailing ships decarbonise maritime cargo transport?
8.	11.08.2022	Professor Anne-Michelle Slater (University of Aberdeen)	Marine planning: A passport to the Oceans of the future?
7.	13.06.2022	Professor Randall Abate (Monmouth University)	Standing in Global Climate Litigation: Learning from Best Practices
6.	06.05.2022	Marie Curie Fellow Justine Bendel (CILG)	Presentation of the project 'Implementation Issues in Global Environmental Law: The Case of Forests (INTERFOR)'
5.	31.03.2022	Postdoc Alessandro Monti (CILG)	Urban Cycling Mobility in the European Green Deal
4.	28.03.2022	Prof. Daniel C. Esty (Yale Law School, Yale University)	Securing Environmental Rights in the United States
3.	11.03.2022	Marie Curie Fellow Justine Bendel (CILG)	Remedies in International Environmental and Climate Disputes
2.	23.02.2022	Associate Professor Ignacio Herrera Anchustegui (Faculty of Law, University of Bergen)	Decommissioning of Offshore Energy Structures and Sustainability
1.	20.01.2022	Linnéa Nordlander Postdoc (CILG)	Litigating climate change: the potential of Sámi human rights claims

Researchers

Name	Title	Image
Bürkert, Johanna Sophie	PhD Fellow
Catonini, Federica	PhD Fellow
Ebbersmeyer, Ana Stella	PhD Fellow
Lederhaas, Elias Tikjøb	Student FU
Martinez Romera, Beatriz	Associate Professor
Monti, Alessandro	Assistant Professor
Nordlander, Linnéa	Assistant Professor
Poulsen, Pernille Holten	PhD Student
Weber, Viktor	Postdoc