In this article, Policy Leader Fellow Gideon Sarpong encourages West African states to mainstream blue carbon into all policymaking on climate and the environment, including their goals for the Paris Accord.

STG Policy Leader Fellow Gideon Sarpong proposes a transformative path to climate finance in emerging markets and developing countries, hit especially hard by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Young people in the global south already live the impact of climate change, but their voices in the transnational climate movement are often marginalised or ignored. EUI Policy Leader Fellow Alice Hubbard looks at why this is the case, and makes concrete suggestions to ensure that no one gets left behind.

With COP25 just around the corner, Dr Isabella Alloisio, Research Associate at the Florence School of Regulation-Climate, evaluates the US’ waning commitment to combat climate change.

Legal scholar Laura M. Henderson argues that a postmodern ethics of just judgment is necessary for dealing with contemporary legal transnational challenges, such as climate change and migration. Such a mode of just judgment calls on our legal interpreter to constantly interrogate the boundaries of the law and to make decisions that preserve space for future renegotiations of those boundaries.