Category Archives: Transnational law
UPDATED: Brussels “EU Climate Diplomacy” book launch
Last week’s Brussels panel discussion on EU climate diplomacy illustrated progress and opportunities on multiple fronts. Many thanks to the speakers – Arne Lietz MEP, Charlotte Billingham, Prof Robert Ladrech and Vassilis Ntousas, FEPS for hosting and everyone who came
UPDATED: Brussels “EU Climate Diplomacy” book launch
Last week’s Brussels panel discussion on EU climate diplomacy illustrated progress and opportunities on multiple fronts. Many thanks to the speakers – Arne Lietz MEP, Charlotte Billingham, Prof Robert Ladrech and Vassilis Ntousas, FEPS for hosting and everyone who came
Book: Stress Testing the Law of the Sea
Our new book “Stress Testing the Law of the Sea: Dispute Resolution, Disasters & Emerging Challenges” has been published by Brill, co-edited by Jordan Diamond and me. Some information on the book’s background is on LinkedIn, while there is a
Book: Stress Testing the Law of the Sea
Our new book “Stress Testing the Law of the Sea: Dispute Resolution, Disasters & Emerging Challenges” has been published by Brill, co-edited by Jordan Diamond and me. Some information on the book’s background is on LinkedIn, while there is a
Publication: Resilience through interlinkage – the Green Climate Fund and climate finance governance
Megan Bowman and I have written an article on the challenges currently facing the Green Climate Fund and opportunities for strengthening its resilience, published in the journal Climate Policy.
Publication: Resilience through interlinkage – the Green Climate Fund and climate finance governance
Megan Bowman and I have written an article on the challenges currently facing the Green Climate Fund and opportunities for strengthening its resilience, published in the journal Climate Policy.
Publication: AJIL Unbound Symposium on Governing High Seas Biodiversity
This week, AJIL Unbound has published a Symposium on Governing High Seas Biodiversity, edited by Professor Cymie R. Payne. The symposium comes as states prepare to negotiate an international legally-binding instrument on the protection of biodiversity in areas of the seas
Publication: AJIL Unbound Symposium on Governing High Seas Biodiversity
This week, AJIL Unbound has published a Symposium on Governing High Seas Biodiversity, edited by Professor Cymie R. Payne. The symposium comes as states prepare to negotiate an international legally-binding instrument on the protection of biodiversity in areas of the seas
IUCN: Keeping it Legal at the UNFCCC COP 23
During the climate conference in Bonn, I was delighted to participate in IUCN’s Law Day, which hosted sessions on the legal response to climate change and, in particular, how the IUCN’s Environmental Law Centre and World Commission on Environmental Law
IUCN: Keeping it Legal at the UNFCCC COP 23
During the climate conference in Bonn, I was delighted to participate in IUCN’s Law Day, which hosted sessions on the legal response to climate change and, in particular, how the IUCN’s Environmental Law Centre and World Commission on Environmental Law
Review: Aquaculture Law & Policy: Global, Regional & National Perspectives, edited by Nigel Bankes, Irene Dahl & David L Vangerzwaag
My review of “Review: Aquaculture Law and Policy: Global, Regional and National Perspectives” in the latest issue of “Water Law” is now online at SSRN. Sustainable use of our oceans is a key challenge of our time, and aquaculture is a
Review: Aquaculture Law & Policy: Global, Regional & National Perspectives, edited by Nigel Bankes, Irene Dahl & David L Vangerzwaag
My review of “Review: Aquaculture Law and Policy: Global, Regional and National Perspectives” in the latest issue of “Water Law” is now online at SSRN. Sustainable use of our oceans is a key challenge of our time, and aquaculture is a
New paper: Post-Paris / Post-Trump: The Green Climate Fund and Climate Finance Governance in the Eye of the Storm
A new paper by Dr Megan Bowman and me looks at the current challenges and opportunities of the Green Climate Fund. The paper is part of the Transnational Law Institute’s Think! series and looks at the GCF’s situation following the
New paper: Post-Paris / Post-Trump: The Green Climate Fund and Climate Finance Governance in the Eye of the Storm
A new paper by Dr Megan Bowman and me looks at the current challenges and opportunities of the Green Climate Fund. The paper is part of the Transnational Law Institute’s Think! series and looks at the GCF’s situation following the
