Seminar on the two climate cases, KlimaSeniorinnen at the European Court of Human Rights and Giudizio Universale at the Court of Rome, with the aim of analyzing their common themes (access to justice, separation of powers, climate obligation, and the right to a healthy climate) and critical aspects, also considering how the first case may influence the procedural developments of the second.

Introduction
Raffaele Bifulco Luiss Guido Carli University

Presentations
Separation of powers and the climate obligation: who makes the final decisions on environmental issues?
Giorgio Grasso, University of Insubria

Careful What You Wish For: Strategies for Climate Litigation through the Lens of International Law
Paolo Mazzotti Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law

The “right to a stable climate”: navigating between inviolable legal situations and widespread intergenerational interests. In search of jurisdiction (and effective protection)
Rosa Rota Tor Vergata University of Rome

Discussants
Cristina Fasone Luiss Guido Carli University
Chiara Gentile Luiss Guido Carli University
Ylenia Guerra Luiss Guido Carli University
Alice Stevanato, University of Turin

Debate

Organizing secretary: Giorgia Valentini, giorgiavalentini@luiss.it

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