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International human rights law and climate change: the case for a duty to mitigate climate change
The dissertation deals with the relationship between climate change and international human rights law. A special focus lies on the question if states have a human rights obligation to mitigate climate change by reducing greenhouse gas-emissions. To this end, the dissertation develops and proposes a...
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Department of Public Law
2021
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