The latest issue of
Transnational Legal Theory (Vol. 13, nos. 2-3, 2022) is out. Contents include:
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Special Issue: COP26
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Phillip Paiement, Emily Webster & Rosanna Anderson, After COP26: Appraising the transnational climate regime
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Natalie Jones, A just transition for essential workers? Workers and climate policy at and after COP 26
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Karen Morrow, Cop26 and beyond: participation and gender – more of the same?
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Tomaso Ferrando, COP26 as the convergence of the corporate food-climate agendas
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Ana Mosneaga & Carolien Jacobs, Understanding human mobility in the global climate regime through a translocal lens
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Nicolás M. Perrone & Nicole Selamé Glena, Technology transfer and climate change: a transnational law analysis
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Stephen Minas, Market making for the planet: the Paris Agreement Article 6 decisions and transnational carbon markets*
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Rosanna Anderson, Non-market mechanisms under article 6.8 of the Paris Agreement: a transnational perspective
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Melanie Jean Murcott, A just COP26 outcome for South Africa?
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Myriam Gicquello, The failures of COP26: using group psychology and dynamics to scale up the adoption of climate mitigation and adaptation measures
