Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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Heat distributed unequally in the sovereign bond market

Azzam Muhammad Azzamul Haq Santosa (UGent) and Thomas Lebbe (UGent)

(2025) SSRN.
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Klimaatrechtvaardigheid en de literaire verbeelding

Stef Craps (UGent)

(2024) WIJSGERIG PERSPECTIEF OP MAATSCHAPPIJ EN WETENSCHAP. 64(2). p.30-39
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Employing methods of reflective equilibrium to operationalise ideal–typical principles of justice in the context of climate and environmental crises

Kevin Le Merle (UGent)

(2024) New engagement strategies for energy justice : perspectives from the next generation. In Just transitions p.87-105
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The EU CBAM & the Philosopher’s Stone

Kevin Le Merle (UGent)

(2024) Crossroads Europe : the UACES Graduate Forum Blog.
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CBAM : another EU acronym to rule them all?

Kevin Le Merle (UGent)

(2023) Encompass.
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Climate justice principles

Carl Knight and Kevin Le Merle (UGent)

(2023)
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Applying climate ethics to policy : the case of an EU-China carbon border adjustment mechanism

Kevin Le Merle (UGent)

(2022)
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Theatre strike for climate : lending a voice to nature in tribunal theatre

Steff Nellis (UGent)

(2021) CRITICAL STAGES (PARIS) = SCÈNES CRITIQUES.
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From burden-sharing justice to harm-avoidance justice : reimagining the EU's approach to climate justice

Kevin Le Merle (UGent)

(2021) DUODECIM ASTRA. 1(1). p.164-178
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Civil anarchizing for the common good : culturally patterned politics of legitimacy in the climate justice movement

Ewoud Vandepitte, Frédéric Vandermoere and Lesley Hustinx (UGent)

(2019) VOLUNTAS. 30(2). p.327-341

Academic Bibliography

Heat distributed unequally in the sovereign bond market

Klimaatrechtvaardigheid en de literaire verbeelding

Employing methods of reflective equilibrium to operationalise ideal–typical principles of justice in the context of climate and environmental crises

The EU CBAM & the Philosopher’s Stone

CBAM : another EU acronym to rule them all?

Climate justice principles

Applying climate ethics to policy : the case of an EU-China carbon border adjustment mechanism

Theatre strike for climate : lending a voice to nature in tribunal theatre

From burden-sharing justice to harm-avoidance justice : reimagining the EU's approach to climate justice

Civil anarchizing for the common good : culturally patterned politics of legitimacy in the climate justice movement

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