The latest issue of the
Netherlands International Law Review (Vol. 72, no. 3, December 2025) is out. Contents include:
- Climate Change Litigation: International Legal Perspectives
- Denise Prévost, Machiko Kanetake, & Jan Wouters, Climate Change Litigation: International Legal Perspectives
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Dominic Coppens & Nicolas Lockhart, Wayfinders for Climate Change Action: The ICJ, ITLOS, and IACtHR Advisory Opinions on Climate Change
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Roman Girma Teshome, Rethinking the Determination of Victim Status in Rights-based Climate Change Litigation
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Antoine De Spiegeleir, International Law After KlimaSeniorinnen
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Beichen Ding, Extraterritorial Climate Change Obligations and Their Implications for Unilateral Climate-related Trade Measures
- Isabela Keuschnigg, Clemens Kaupa, Joana Setzer, L. Delta Merner, Kaia Turowski, Paul Lachapelle, Allison Shyrock & Aradhna Tandon,
Integrating Scope 3 Emissions into Corporate Climate Change Litigation: Evolution, Challenges, and Responses
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Aydin Mehdi Khani Saatlou, Reza Tajarlou, & Alireza Kheirandish, Caspian Sea Water Transfer Project: International Law Considerations and Implications
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Who is Afraid of Choice-of-Court Agreements in Domestic Cases? The Inkreal Case and Beyond
Aleksandrs Fillers
