Environmental Law in the Time of Covid: Journal of Environmental Law 2020 Workshop
Environmental Law in the Time of COVID
A Webinar: The 2020 Journal of Environmental Law Workshop
Wednesday 25 November 2020, 1 pm-4.30 pm, Online
The Journal of Environmental Law is pleased to announce details of its 2020 Workshop. Given the ongoing pandemic, it will be held online this year as a webinar. The programme is below. The webinar is free, but places are limited. To sign up, please email liz.fisher@law.ox.ac.uk with ‘JEL Workshop’ in the email title. Please include your title and affiliation.
Before the workshop, we will be posting a number of short comments on ‘Environmental Law in the Time of COVID’.
1 pm-2 pm: Session One: The Big Picture
Chair: Professor Liz Fisher (University of Oxford)
‘The Corona Pandemic and Environmental Policy’: Professor Gerd Winter, (University of Bremen)
‘COVID and Climate Change: Risk, Age, and Law’, Professor Chris Hilson, (University of Reading)
‘Public Participation in the Climate and Health Crises’: Assistant Professor Chiara Armeni (Universite’ Libre de Bruxelles)
2.10 pm-3.10 pm: Session Two: Exploring Linkages
Chair: Professor Eloise Scotford (UCL)
‘COVID-19 and Climate Litigation - Exploring Impacts and Linkages’: Associate Professor Jolene Lin (National University of Singapore)
‘COVID-19 and Climate Change: Impacts on COP26, National Policies, Green Recovery’:
William Wilson, Barrister and Director Wyeside Consulting
‘COVID and Streamlining Resource Management’: Associate Professor Trevor Daya-Winterbottom (University of Waikato)
3.20-4.20pm: Framing and Governing
Chair: Professor Ben Pontin (University of Cardiff)
‘Framing COVID’: Dr Charlotte Elves (University of Oxford)
‘COVID-19, Soft Law, and Environmental Governance’: Professor Ole Pedersen (Newcastle University) and Professor Steven Vaughan (UCL)
‘Agri-food democracy, Multilevel Governance and COVID-19’: Dr. Ludivine Petetin (University of Cardiff)
4.20 pm Announcement of Richard Macrory Best Article Prize
Associate Professor Sanja Bogojević (University of Oxford)
4.30 pm Close