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The Justiciability of Climate Change Litigation Invoking the Paris Agreement before Domestic Courts: Comparative Law Perspectives
This article examines the justiciability of climate litigation invoking the Paris Agreement before domestic courts from a comparative law perspective. Although conceived as an instrument of intergovernmental cooperation, the Paris Agreement is increasingly relied upon by claimants — notably, on the
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