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We are pleased to announce that the Volume 17, Issue 1 of the Journal of Human Rights and the Environment (JHRE) is now available in print and online via Elgaronline.
This year, the JHRE said goodbye to its founding Editor, Anna Grear, welcoming two new Co-Editors in Chief, Matilda Arvidsson and Emily Jones, to the team alongside Natalia Kobylarz (who joined a year prior, initially alongside Grear). We would like to thank Anna for her generosity, sharing her radically imaginative vision and for the depth of her commitment to human and more-than-human legalities.
This issue brings together seven contributions that explore a diverse range of themes, perspectives and methodologies, reflecting the evolving scope of scholarship in the field. Many of the articles also draw on field practice, including experience in advocacy, litigation and engagement with vulnerable communities.
We hope you enjoy this issue.
Matilda Arvidsson, Emily Jones and Natalia Kobylarz
Co-Editors-in-Chief
JHRE has received an Impact Factor of 2.2 in ESCI from Clarivate.
Table of Contents – click the articles below to view online
FREE ARTICLE
Environments, laws, relations
Matilda Arvidsson, Emily Jones, and Natalia Kobylarz
OPEN ACCESS ARTICLE
Reclaiming fire: resistance, resurgence and Indigenous jurisdiction in the climate emergency
Jocelyn Stacey, Emma Feltes, Russell Myers Ross and The Tŝilhqot’in National Government
Humanizing international environmental law: clarifying state obligations towards environmental defenders through the convergence of international environmental and human rights law
Martina Olivera and Antoine Buyse
The legacy of the first wave of framework climate cases in Europe: reflections on Climate Case Ireland, five years on
Andrew Jackson
Beyond the battlefield: leveraging rebel law for environmental protection and human rights
Laura Baron-Mendoza
Access denied, justice reclaimed: rethinking jurisdiction for victims of transnational corporate human rights and environmental harm
Mallika Tamvada
IPBES in a double bind: science, sovereignty and the craft of authority
Andreas Kotsakis
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