International Climate Law and Climate Justice Ecosystem Approach Legal Philosophy

My most immediate research interests are located at the intersection of critical theory, law and ecology, with particular focus on international environmental law and climate justice. I am particularly interested in genealogy as a method of critical legal analysis, and in biopolitics as a theoretical register for reading environmental law.
At the same time, I am increasingly interested in the concept of the commons (in both legal and political philosophical terms). My postdoc project focuses on global commons (broadly construed) with a special focus on biodiversity in marine areas beyond national jurisdiction and marine genetic resources.