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Research interests: socio-economic human rights law; energy access; right to energy; right to health; right to housing; human rights and the environment; international climate law; international disaster law;  poverty alleviation; sustainable development; access to essential services; NAIL/social constructivist legal theory. 

Publicaties

As governments fail us on climate change, courts are forced to consider ethical questions

Energy and the social contract: From “energy consumers” to “people with a right to energy”

Environmental Health: Regulating Clean Air & Water as Underlying Determinants of Health

Fukushima Nuclear Waste Water Disputes Continued: International Law in Japanese Court?

International Human Rights Law (International Disaster Law in Practice Section)

International Human Rights Law (International Disaster Law in Practice Section)

Just transition litigation in Latin America: Striking a balance between economic development and environmental and social energy justice

Practices of Interpretation and the Interpretative Practices of International Human Rights Bodies: Thrown for a Loop or 'Thrown into the Crucible'?

Addressing the Health-Energy Poverty Nexus Through International Human Rights Law

Children’s Rights to the Digital Environment: Access to Electricity as an Overlooked Obstacle for Closing ‘Digital Divides'

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Pers/media

Beperkte keuze staat verduurzaming in de weg

Energiearmoede is ergst voelbaar buiten de Randstad

Le chemin vers un service minimum de l’énergie en Europe

Groninger Wissenschaftler untersucht das Recht auf Energie | Wissenschaft

Groningse wetenschapster onderzoekt recht op energie

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