Academic book chapters, edited volumes, and global scholarly literature authored and co-authored by CCJ-B legal researchers and climate scholars.
This chapter evaluates the legal evolution of recognizing transboundary rivers as living legal entities in South Asia, analyzing the potential of domestic public interest litigation to influence regional riparian treaties.
Examining the doctrinal expansion of the 'Right to Life' under Article 32 of the Bangladesh Constitution to cover climate migrants facing irreversible habitat loss in the southern delta.
A pragmatic overview of how community-level ADR mechanisms de-escalate water sharing disputes and industrial effluent encroachment prior to formal tribunal litigations.
A critical review of liability principles, state responsibility, and multilateral funding mechanisms for loss and damage suffered by climate-vulnerable deltaic nations.
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