In this episode of IR Explainer, Professor Noah Zerbe from California State Polytechnic University, Humboldt, examines Vanuatu's legal strategy for addressing global climate change. We delve into the small island nation's lawsuit against major greenhouse gas-emitting countries and companies, highlighting its implications for international relations, environmental justice, and the limitations of international institutions. Discover the complex interplay of power dynamics, the tragedy of the commons, the North-South divide, and the role of the International Court of Justice in Vanuatu's pursuit of climate justice. Join us as we explore the potential outcomes of this groundbreaking case and its implications for future climate change litigation.
See Part 1 on this topic here: [ Ссылка ]
