europæus|law
europæus|law
What? Designing legal rules and institutions to facilitate transitions to a sustainable living environment. My research interests focuses on the legal management of complex problems by pluricentric systems, for example, the regulation of climate change by the European Union. This research focus has led me to establish substantive legal expertise in EU and international environmental law, constitutional and administrative law, and comparative law, as these areas of scholarship embody the types of institution
How? When we know more, we see more. Workable solutions to the social challenges that we face today depend on interdisciplinary collaboration. One of the key challenges of multi-disciplinary research is to meaningfully translate definitions and approaches between them in order to create a shared language. These insights can strengthen and enrich existing doctrinal legal foundations.
Where? International and interdisciplinary working. Since 2019, I am Chair of the Law Group, and full professor, at Wageningen University and Research in the Netherlands - a unique place for interdisciplinary research which brings together the social and life sciences. I have also been taught my course "Environmental Regulation: Law and Policy" at the ETH Zurich (Switzerland) since 2012. Through these positions, and my membership of several academic networks, I passionately engage in interdisciplinary resea
europæus|law
europæus|law