Christina Voigt (Univ. of Oslo - Law) has published
Research Handbook on REDD+ and International Law (Edward Elgar Publishing 2016). Contents include:
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Christina Voigt, Introduction: The Kaleidoscopic World of REDD+
- Antonio G. M. La Viña, Alaya De Leon & Reginald Rex Barrer, History and Future of REDD+ in the UNFCCC: Issues and Challenges
- Christina Voigt & Felipe Ferreira, The Warsaw Framework for REDD+: Implications for National Implementation and Results-Based Finance
- Harro Van Asselt & Constance L. McDermott, The Institutional Complex for REDD+: A ‘Benevolent Jigsaw’?
- Margaret A. Young, REDD+ and Interacting Legal Regimes
- Annalisa Savaresi, The Legal Status and Role of Safeguards
- Sébastien Jodoin, The Human Rights of Indigenous Peoples and Forest-Dependent Communities in the Complex Legal Framework for REDD+
- Andrew Long, The Convention on Biological Diversity and REDD+
- Charlotte Streck & Michaela Schwedeler, Addressing Drivers of Deforestation and Forest Degradation Through International Law
- Kirsty Gover, REDD+, Tenure and Indigenous Property: The Promise and Peril of a ‘Human Rights-Based Approach’
- Ernesto Roessing Neto & Joyeeta Gupta, REDD+ and Multilevel Governance Beyond the Climate Negotiations
- Peter Horne, Seeing the Forest for the Trees: Getting Post-Earth Summit Forest Protection Back on Track
- Paul Keenlyside, John Costenbader & Charlie Parker, Managing Fiduciary Risk in REDD+
- Marie-Claire Cordonier Segger, Markus Gehring & Andrew Wardell, REDD+ Instruments, International Investment Rules and Sustainable Landscapes
- Patricia Elias, Rediscovering Ambition, Implementation and Operationalization
- Kristen Hite, Adjudicating Disputes Across Scales: Global Administrative Law Considerations for REDD+
