The inaugural issue of
Climate Law (Vol. 1, no. 1, 2010) is out. The journal is accepting submissions for articles, case notes, and other commentary for issue 2 until June 1. Contents include:
- Hari M. Osofsky, The Continuing Importance of Climate Change Litigation
- Navraj Singh Ghaleigh, ‘Six Honest Serving-Men’: Climate Change Litigation as Legal Mobilization and the Utility of Typologies
- Kate Miles, Arbitrating Climate Change: Regulatory Regimes and Investor-State Disputes
- Anatole Boute, The Protection of Property Rights Under the European Convention on Human Rights and the Promotion of Low-Carbon Investments
- Sebastian Oberthür & René Lefeber, Holding Countries to Account: The Kyoto Protocol’s Compliance System Revisited after Four Years of Experience
- Javier de Cendra de Larragán, United We Stand, Divided We Fall: The Potential Role of the Principle of Loyal Cooperation in Ensuring Compliance of the European Community with the Kyoto Protocol
- Ole Røgeberg, Steinar Andresen, & Bjart J. Holtsmark, International Climate Treaties: The Case for Pessimism
The inaugural issue of Climate Law (Vol. 1, no. 1, 2010) is out. The journal is accepting submissions for articles, case notes, and other commentary for issue 2 until June 1. Contents include:
