The latest issue of the
Journal of Human Rights and the Environment (Vol. 8, no. 1, March 2017) is out. Contents include:
- Jeanette Schade & Dimitra Manou,
Editorial: Climate, justice and displacement: reflections on law, policy and the future of human rights in the climate crisis
- Elizabeth Ferris & Jonas Bergmann,
Soft law, migration and climate change governance
- Dayna Nadine Scott & Adrian A Smith,
The abstract subject of the climate migrant: displaced by the rising tides of the green energy economy
- Wolfgang Obergassel, Lauri Peterson, Florian Mersmann, Jeanette Schade, Jane Alice Hofbauer & Monika Mayrhofer, Human rights and the clean development mechanism: lessons learned from three case studies
- Jeanette Schade,
EU accountability for the due diligence failures of the European Investment Bank: climate finance and involuntary resettlement in Olkaria, Kenya
- Jane A Hofbauer,
Operationalizing extraterritorial obligations in the context of climate project finance – the Barro Blanco case
- Sam Adelman,
Geoengineering: rights, risks and ethics
- Joe Alizzi, The logic of industrial capitalism versus the logic of Inuit thinking – denied interconnectedness and how it inhibits broad-based action in the human rights and environmental spaces
