This book approaches water and sanitation as an African gender and human rights issue. Empirical case studies from Kenya, Malawi, South Africa and Zimbabwe show how coexisting international, national and local regulations ...

The history of Norwegian petroleum constitutes an important part of the construction of the welfare state. However, scientific evidence implies that our wealth has grown at the expense of the environment. The world's ...

The thesis aims to answer the research question: under what circumstances may foreign investors lose the protection of investment treaties due to misconduct? It is focused in the analysis of arbitral case law in relation ...

The 2019 Directive on Open Data and the Re-use of Public Sector Information draws together two traditions in ensuring proactive access to government data. On one hand, it embraces the concept of ‘open data’, a concept ...

Among internationalcriminal tribunals(ICTs), the International Criminal Court (ICC)for the first time introduced victim participation and reparationsfor victims. Against potential African withdrawals from the ICC-Statute, ...

Brexit is likely to be a major chapter in the history of European integration. Clearly, the most important consequences will concern the UK itself, but losing one of its largest members is also a momentous occasion for the ...

Abstract The private organisation of production through global value chains has tightened the material connection between international trade and foreign investment while being simultaneously politicised by certain ...

Successfully addressing the threat of climate change as per the Paris Agreement necessitates rapid emissions reductions and achieving net zero by 2050. By offering a means to trade in the intangible good of greenhouse gas ...