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Dear readers, The IISL has just published the third issue of volume 9 of Oñati Socio-legal Series. This monograph is entitled Regulating Climate Change: Governance and Legal Mobilization, and has been edited by Anna-Maria Marshall (University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, USA) and Susan Sterett (UMBC, Baltimore, USA). According to the editors, "litigation concerning responsibility for greenhouse gas emissions has largely not resulted in favorable judgments, and the papers in this collection turn to other ways of conceptualizing law and courts in responding to climate change. Relevant legal strategies include environmental legal enforcement, but also changes in investment, and response to the many disasters that are related to climate change. The papers in this collection travel across jurisdictions, actors and problems to assess legal strategies concerning climate change". We hope that you enjoy reading and sharing these papers. Kindly remember to include their DOI number or link when citing or sharing and help spread the name of our journal! Sincerely,
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Vol. 9, No. 3 (2019) - Legal Mobilization and Climate Change: The Role of Law in Wicked Problems August 2019 - Issue edited by Anna-Maria Marshall (University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, USA) and Susan Sterett (UMBC, Baltimore, USA). Anna-Maria Marshall, Susan Sterett: Legal Mobilization and Climate Change: The Role of Law in Wicked Problems [+PDF] Jacqueline Peel, Hari Osofsky, Anita Foerster: A "Next Generation" of Climate Change Litigation?: An Australian Perspective [+PDF] Luz Muñoz, David Moya: NGOs environmental legal mobilization and their access to the Spanish Supreme Court [+PDF] Brandon Barclay Derman: Revisiting limits to legal mobilization for global climate justice: Complexity, territoriality, and responsibility [+PDF] Chris Hilson: Framing Time in Climate Change Litigation [+PDF] Susan M. Sterett: Climate Change Adaptation: Existential Threat, Welfare States and Legal Management [+PDF] Patrick S. Roberts: Social Capital and Disaster Resilience in the Ninth Ward [+PDF] |
