The inimitable Professor Louis Kotzé on the future of environmental law - which he argues is NOT sustainable development: “the socio-ecologically destructive dogma of neoliberal sustainable development has been hardwired into environmental law”… #iucnael2023 @uefcceel

A fantastic engaging, energizing, challenging and enjoyable event! @uefcceel @harrovanasselt and colleagues have put together a brilliant conference where we interrogate how to future proof environmental law. And yes. There is hope.

Huge thanks for @harrovanasselt, Seita Vesa and Kaisa Huhta and a group of Celeste acosta volunteers for organising the #IUCNAEL2023.

We don’t deserve the CommBank Matildas #Tilitsdone

This is such a game changer.

🆕 Non-doctrinal #ResearchMethods in #EnvironmentalLaw, edited by Paul Martin, Solange Teles da Silva, Marcia Leuzinger, Miriam Verbeek and Andrew Lawson More information on the book ➡️ e-elgar.com/shop/isbn/9781… 🆓 Read Chapter 1 on Elgaronline ➡️ doi.org/10.4337/978180…

Check out our latest paper on 'Courts, climate litigation and the evolution of earth system law' in Global Policy onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/17… Professor Louis Kotzé Bridget Lewis @harrovanasselt Joana Setzer Frank Biermann @frankbiermann.bsky.social Sam Adelman Birgit Peters @TrierUni QUT Law

Lawyers, academics call for Murray-Darling Basin Plan to acknowledge, safeguard First Nations' water rights abc.net.au/news/2023-11-1… via ABC Australia

"...the system has evolved to be self-perpetuating, reinforce the status quo and make it more difficult for women and other groups to flourish in research careers" ‘Publish or perish’: Why Australian unis are stuck in a rankings chasing cycle smh.com.au/national/publi…

Trending in #PoliticalScience: ooir.org/index.php?fiel… 1) Physical attractiveness & intergenerational social mobility (Social Science Quarterly) 2) Global IR & the essentialism trap (InternatlTheory) 3) Unlocking the Pensions Debate: The ‘Triple Lock’ (@politicalquarterly.bsky.social) 4) Courts, climate

#Excited UNSW Law & Justice Legal Ed Research Conference Opened by Alex Steel @unswpvcese Great program - who’s who of Aust #LegalEd Talking -#ClimateChange -First Nations Recognition -#GenAi 2️⃣precious days UNSW Allens Hub for technology, law and innovation UNSW

Kicking off the afternoon at the Legal Education Research Conference at UNSW Law & Justice with a panel on AI in legal education with Prof Alex Steel, QUT Law Adjunct Professor Sally Kift, Prof Kate Galloway and Prof Toby Walsh

Great to be part of this panel at the Legal Education Research Conference talking about climate change and legal education; great to share QUT Law’s approach to embedding sustainability in the core law curriculum and how we can adopt a trauma-informed pedagogical approach…

Paving the Road to Environmental Justice with Dr Judith Preston and Lily Morton - Environmental Law stream at #lawasia2023

Dr Judith Preston on gender, Indigeneity and ways to overcome environmental injustice…

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💯Spot on ⁦Annabel Crabb⁩ Thank you! abc.net.au/news/2024-04-1…

Look who is in town! Happy to welcome dear friend & colleague Amanda Kennedy of QUT Law to Pace | Haub Environmental Law Elisabeth Haub School of Law at Pace University. The students in my Adv Int'l Envt'l Law class are in for a treat w/ today's lecture on #SustainableDevelopment in IEL!

Congratulations John! Very well deserved!