The latest edition of the Journal of Human Rights and the Environment is now out! The theme of the edition is Indigeneity, Human Rights and the Environment:
- Editorial: Indigeneity, human rights and the environment by Evadne Grant
- Aboriginal relationships to the natural world: colonial ‘protection’ of human rights and the environment by Irene Watson
- Spaces for local voices? A discourse analysis of the decisions of the Convention on Biological Diversity by Louisa Parks
- ‘Eaten by the sea’: human rights claims for the impacts of climate change upon remote subnational communities by Miriam Cullen
- KlimaSeniorinnen: lessons from the Swiss senior women’s case for future climate litigation by Cordelia Christiane Bähr, Ursula Brunner, Kristin Casper and Sandra H Lustig
- Book review: Lakshman Guruswamy, Global Energy Justice: Law and Policy (West Academic Publishing, St Paul, MN 2016) 214 pp. Reviewed by Carmen G Gonzalez
- Book review: Louis J Kotzé, Global Environmental Constitutionalism in the Anthropocene (Hart Publishing, Oxford 2016) 304 pp. Reviewed by James R May
You can read more about this latest edition (including two open access articles here)