CCLR 3/2023 (Vol. 17)

Editorial

Larissa Jane H. Houston

Seite 111 - 112

Climate Litigation and Nationally Determined Contributions: Above and Beyond Accountability

Jorge Alejandro Carrillo Bañuelos

Seite 113 - 122

The Impact of Climate Change on Human Rights and the Legal Obligations of States to Protect Them – A Comparative Jurisdictional Analysis

Zunaida Moosa Wadiwala

Seite 123 - 135

Of Comparative Constitutionalism and Definitional Inclusivity: Rights-based Climate Litigation in India and the European Union

Parul Kumar

Seite 136 - 148

Possibilities of Climate Litigation Against Carbon Majors with Regard to Human Rights Concerns

Enikő Krajnyák

Seite 149 - 160

Putting the Promise into Practice – Climate Protection on the Ground

Francesca Mascha Klein, Paula Ciré

Seite 161 - 168

Rawls' Cake and Climate Governance: Relevance of ‘Our’ Common Future Today

Susan Ann Samuel

Seite 169 - 180

Climate Litigation as a Social Driver Towards Deep Decarbonisation I: A Framework and a General Assessment

Stefan C. Aykut, Antje Wiener, Cathrin Zengerling, Jill Bähring

Seite 181 - 192