Domestic Climate Litigation's Turn to Human Rights and International Climate Law

Marlies Hesselman

doi:10.4337/9781786439710.00025

Domestic Climate Litigation's Turn to Human Rights and International Climate Law

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Originele taal-2	English
Titel	Research Handbook on International Environmental Law
Redacteuren	Malgosia Fitzmaurice, Marcel Brus, Panos Merkouris, Agnes Rydberg
Uitgeverij	Edward Elgar Publishing
Pagina's	366-391
Aantal pagina's	25
Uitgave	2nd
ISBN van elektronische versie	9781786439710
ISBN van geprinte versie	9781786439703
DOI's	https://doi.org/10.4337/9781786439710.00025
Status	Published - 12-nov.-2021

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Milieudefensie v Shell: 3 Takeaways and Challenges on the Appeal’s Court Decision
Hesselman, M. & Tigre, M. A., 12-dec.-2024, Columbia Law School.
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Just transition litigation in Latin America: an initial categorization of climate litigation cases amid the energy transition
Tigre, M. A., Zenteno, L., Hesselman, M., Urzola, N., Cisterna-Gaeta, P. & Luporini, R., 2023, New York: Sabin Centre for Climate Change Law (Colombia Law School).
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Rights-based climate change litigation: Comparing the Netherlands and Indonesia
Hesselman, M. (Speaker)
25-sep.-2024
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Strategic litigation on climate change, health and human rights: Health-related arguments in climate litigation
Hesselman, M. (Invited speaker)
16-jun.-2023
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Comparing turns to European Human Rights Law in German and Dutch Climate Litigation
Hesselman, M. (Speaker)
24-mrt.-2022
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Milieudefensie v Shell: 3 Takeaways and Challenges on the Appeal’s Court Decision

Just transition litigation in Latin America: an initial categorization of climate litigation cases amid the energy transition

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Rights-based climate change litigation: Comparing the Netherlands and Indonesia

Strategic litigation on climate change, health and human rights: Health-related arguments in climate litigation

Comparing turns to European Human Rights Law in German and Dutch Climate Litigation

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