Summer School 2024
The Summer School, which will last six days, serves as an opportunity for in-depth exploration and debate on four topics of crucial importance in the current global context: the science of climate change, ecological transition, the sources of climate rights, and trends in climate jurisprudence. The interdisciplinary approach adopted during the Summer School will allow for the analysis of the climate change issue from various perspectives, integrating scientific, political, legal, and social knowledge. Through seminars conducted by experts, participants will have the opportunity to gain a broader and deeper understanding of the factors contributing to climate change and possible solutions to effectively address it.
Moreover, during the final two days of the Summer School, special space will be reserved to facilitate active participant engagement. Indeed, PhD students will have the opportunity to present their ideas and research through a dedicated call for abstracts on the theme of democracy and climate justice. This will enable them to share their perspectives and actively contribute to the academic debate on this crucial topic.
Related elements
Share
