Working paperForthcoming
From Advisory to Actionable: Erga Omnes Climate Obligations in Domestic Civil Actions
New research and comparative legal analysis will be published here.
Theories & Scholarship
Research toward enforceable climate remedies.
Original comparative legal analysis from Climate Justice Counsel, alongside selected scholarship by the lawyers and researchers shaping our work.
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Climate Justice Counsel Research
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Selected scholarship by our team
- Journal article
No Land but Sovereign: Sea-Level Rise, Cultural Heritage, and the Possibilities of International Law (opens in a new tab)
Vanesa Menéndez Montero & Emma Segelke
Spanish Yearbook of International Law, Vol. 29
- Sea-level rise
- Small island states
- Cultural heritage
Examines cultural rights, heritage, relocation, and international-law responses to territorial loss from sea-level rise.
- Journal article
Implementing Customary International Law into Secondary Legislation: A Case of Document Certification (opens in a new tab)
Ui-young Suh
The Korean Journal of International Law, Vol. 68, No. 3
- Customary international law
- Domestic implementation
Examines how customary international law can operate within domestic legal systems.
- Journal article
The Act on Corporate Due Diligence Obligations in Supply Chains — An Examination of the German Approach to Business and Human Rights (opens in a new tab)
Philip Nedelcu & Stefan Schäferling
German Yearbook of International Law, Vol. 64
- Corporate responsibility
- Business & human rights
Analyzes domestic regulation of transnational corporate responsibility and due-diligence obligations.
- Book chapter
Indigenous Peoples: Conflict, Peace, and Resolution (opens in a new tab)
Vanesa Menéndez Montero
Springer, Encyclopedia of the UN Sustainable Development Goals
- Indigenous peoples
- Community rights
- Access to justice
Addresses community rights, territory, cultural interests, and access to justice.