LIBRO

International and European Union Law in the Face of Climate Change

di Vezzani, Simone

This book explores the intersection of international and European Union law in addressing climate change. It examines key themes such as climate vulnerability, litigation, human rights implications, climate migration, and the role of sustainable economic models like the Blue Economy in the European Green Deal. The volume highlights legal frameworks, case laws, and cooperative efforts to mitigate climate impacts, particularly in marine ecosystems, fisheries, and Arctic policies. It also discusses the governance of areas beyond national jurisdiction under the BBNJ Agreement and sustainable fishing practices in Argentina. Authored by legal scholars and experts, the book is intended for academics, policymakers, legal practitioners, and environmental advocates seeking insights into climate-related legal challenges and solutions.