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• Published date: 01 May 2023
• Date: 01 May 2023
• DOI: http://doi.org/10.1111/eulj.12481

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EUROPEAN LAW JOURNAL Volume 29, Issue 3–6, May- November 2023

ISSN 1351-5993

Volume 29, Issue 3–6, May-November 2023

EUROPEAN

LAW JOURNAL

Review of European Law in Context

Editor-in-Chief: Karine Caunes

CONTENTS

EDITORIAL

Guest editorial: Courts as an arena for societal change: An appraisal in the age of “environmental

democracy”; In this issue 258

ASMAA KHADIM, MARGARETHA WEWERINKE-SINGH,

JANNEMIEKE OUWERKERK AND MIRANDA BOONE

ORIGINAL ARTICLES

Access to justice and strategic climate litigation in the EU: Curing the incurable? 265

ANGELIKA KRĘŻEL

Does the European Court of Justice induce societal change? The record so far—with a green

future in mind 281

HENRI DE WAELE

Courts as an arena for socioenvironmental change: Lessons from the Argentine courts 294

ASMAA KHADIM

What climate litigation reveals about judicial competence 312

DOUWE DE LANGE

Courts as an arena of societal change? The Italian Constitutional Court's self-restraint facing

the legislator's uncertain discretion in seabed mining: A concrete counter-example 326

GIORGIO CATALDO

‘Foot in the Door’ or ‘Door in the Face’? The development of legal strategies in European

climate litigation between structure and agency 340

CARLOTTA GAROFALO

A rights-based approach to the choice of forum in climate displacement litigation: Lessons from

the Americas 362

ARMELLE GOURITIN

Judicial approaches to science and the procedural legitimacy of climate rulings:

Comparative insights from the Netherlands and Germany 378

JULIANA DE AUGUSTINIS

The necessity defence in (the Swiss) climate protest cases: Democratic contestation in the age

of climate activism 393

PAOLO MAZZOTTI

Beyond OPOSA: Courts reinforcing intergenerational equity as customary international law 422

JOSIAH DAVID F. QUISING

Recognising the rights of nature: How have the courts fared? 445

TOLULOPE N. OGBORU

EPILOGUE

A Whisper from Mother Earth 459

JENNA ROBERTSON