Climate Law
A Journal on Climate Change and the Law
ISSN: 1878-6553 NEWVolume 1; 3 issues
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Status Report: First issue (volume 1:1) to be published in 2010.
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Editor-in-Chief
Dr. Alexander Zahar
Griffith Law School
Griffith University
Southport, QLD
Australia
E-mail: a.zahar@griffith.edu.au
Book Review Editor
Navraj Singh Ghaleigh
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E-mail: n.ghaleigh@ed.ac.uk
Editorial Board
| Steinar Andresen, Norway | Sebastian Oberthür, Belgium |
| R.V. Anuradha, India | Hari Osofsky, USA |
| Jutta Brunnée, Canada | Marc Pallemaerts, The Netherlands |
| Achala Chandani, United Kingdom | Jacqueline Peel, Australia |
| Christian Downie, Australia | Marjan Peeters, The Netherlands |
| Michael G. Faure, The Netherlands | Melissa A. Perry, Australia |
| Christiana Figueres, USA | Lavanya Rajamani, India |
| David Freestone, USA | Dane Ratliff, Canada |
| Jon Hovi, Norway | Dongli Sang, China |
| Saleemul Huq, United Kingdom | Olav Schram Stokke, Norway |
| Gerhard Loibl, Austria | Charlotte Streck, The Netherlands |
| Larry MacFaul, United Kingdom | Geir Ulfstein, Norway |
| Jan McDonald, Australia | Jacob Werksman, USA |
| Ronald B. Mitchell, USA | Farhana Yamin, United Kingdom |
| Massimiliano Montini, Italy |
See instructions to authors. A complex legal regime has evolved to frame climate governance, encompassing interconnected public international law, transnational law and private law elements. At the core of the international effort remain the UNFCCC and Kyoto Protocol, which have spawned innovative features such as carbon trading mechanisms and a sophisticated compliance regime. Municipal legislative action dealing with mitigation and adaptation is gathering pace.
The focus of Climate Law is on the many legal issues that arise internationally and at the state level as climate law continues to evolve.