Prof. Elizabeth Burleson

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PUBLICATIONS:   [Download Articles Posted to SSRN]

LAW REVIEW ARTICLES:

1. “Innovation Cooperation: Energy Biosciences and Law,” 2011 University of Illinois Law Review 651 (2011) Lead-author.  [View Document]

2. “The Future of Green Technology Law and Policy,” Georgetown International Environmental Law Review, DC (2012). forthcoming

3. “Making Sand Castles as the Tide Comes In: Legal Aspects Of Climate Justice,” 2 George Washington Journal of Energy and Environmental Law 42 (2011). [View Document]

4. “Emerging Human Rights & Environmental Law in the Arctic” University of Minnesota Law School, 30 Law and Inequality _  forthcoming, Co-author. [View Document]

5. “From Coase to Collaborative Property Decision-making: Green Economy Innovation,” 14 Tulane Journal of Technology and Intellectual Property 79 (2011). [View Document]

6. “Energy Revolution and Disaster Response in the Face of Climate Change,” 22 Villanova Environmental Law Journal 169 (2011). [View Document]

7. “Perspective on Economic Critiques of Disability Law: the Multifaceted Federal Role in Balancing Equity and Efficiency,” 8 Indiana Health Law Review 335 (2011). [View Document]

8. “Climate Change Consensus: Emerging International Law,” 34 William and Mary Environmental Law and Policy Review 543 (2010). [View Document]

9.  “From Nondiscrimination to Civil Marriage,” 19 Cornell Journal of Law and Public Policy 383 (2010). [View Document]

10. “Emerging Law Addressing Climate Change and Water,” Houston Law Center, 5 Environmental and Energy Law and Policy Journal 489 (2010). [View Document]

11.  “China in Context: Energy, Water, and Climate Cooperation,” 36 William Mitchell Law Review 3 (2010). [View Document]

12.  “Energy Policy, Intellectual Property and Technology Transfer to Address Climate Change,” 18 University of Iowa Transnational Law and Contemporary Problems 69 (2009).  [View Document]

13. “Energy Security, Green Job Creation, and Youth Innovation,” 24 Connecticut Journal of International Law 381 (2009). [View Document]

14. “Wind Power, National Security, and Sound Energy Policy,” 17 Penn State Environmental Law Review 137 (2009). [View Document]

15. “Water Leadership and the Rights of Youth to Sustainable Development,” 31 Hamline Law Review 755 (2008). [View Document]

16.  “A Climate of Extremes: Transboundary Conflict Resolution,” 32 Vermont Law Review 477 (2008). [View Document]

17. “Water is Security,” UC Davis 31 Environs 197 (2008). [View Document]

18. “Multilateral Climate Change Mitigation,” 41 University of San Francisco Law Review 373 (2007). [View Document]

19. "Tribal, State, and Federal Cooperation to Achieve Good Governance," 40 Akron Law Review 207 (2007). [View Document]

20. “Middle Eastern and North African Hydropolitics: From Eddies of Indecision to Emerging International Law,” 18 Georgetown International Environmental Law Review 385 (2006). [View Document]

21. “Juvenile Execution, Terrorist Extradition, and Supreme Court Discretion to Consider International Death Penalty Jurisprudence,” 68 Albany Law Review 909 (2005). [View Document]

22. “Equitable and Reasonable Use of Water in the Euphrates-Tigris River Basin,” 35 Environmental Law Reporter 10041 (2005). [View Document]

BOOKS:

23. Comparative Environmental Law and Regulation (Robinson, Lye Lin Heng, & Burleson ed. West 2012). forthcoming.

BOOK CHAPTERS:

24. “The Polar Regions and Environmental Law,” in Routledge Handbook of International Environmental Law, (Alam et. al ed. Routledge: 2012). forthcoming [View Document]

25. Chapters 4A, 25, 26, 27 Climate and Water Governance Chapters in Waters and Water Rights (R. Beck and A. Kelly, ed. Reed Elsevier / LexisNexis / Matthew Bender: annually revised 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, and 2012). [View Document]

26. “Tribes as Essential Partners in Achieving Sustainable Governance” in Legal Strategies for Greening Local Government, (Hirokawa & Salkin, ed. ABA: 2012). forthcoming [View Document]

27. “Innovation, Adaptation and Climate Change Law,” in Implementing Adaptation Strategies by Legal, Economic and Planning Instruments on Climate Change, (Springer: 2012). 

LAW REVIEW ESSAYS & ASIL INSIGHTS:

28. “Cancun Climate Negotiations,” 15 American Society of International Law Insight 41 (2011) co-author. [View Document]

29.  “Collaborative Community-based Natural Resource Management,” 21 Fordham Environmental Law Review 201 (2010) Lead-author. [View Document]

30. “Water, Climate, and Energy Security,” International Law Association Symposium in 18 Southwestern Law Review 101 (2011). forthcoming.

31 “Climate Change Displacement to Refuge,” University of Oregon, 25 Journal of Environmental Law and Litigation 19 (2010). [View Document]

32. “International Human Rights Law and Co-Parent Adoption,” 55 Loyola Law Review 791 (2010). [View Document]

33. “Climate Change and the Bali Roadmap,” 12 American Society of International Law Insight 4 (2008). [View Document]

REPORTS, BOOK CONTRIBUTIONS, & DOCUMENTARY FILMS:

34. International Law Association Committee on the Principles Relating to Climate Change Report (Lavanya Rajamani ed. ILA: 2012) contributing author.

35. Legal Aspects of Climate Justice, (ABA and UNDP: 2010) contributing author.

36. Greening Water Law, contributing author, (Gabriel Eckstein, ed. UNEP: 2010-2011).

37. Copenhagen Climate Change Consensus Building, film (Inkey: 2009).

38. Jessup International Law Competition 2009 Bench Memorandum, contributing author.

39. “Energy on a Stick,” Architecture South Dakota (American Institute of Architects 2009).

40. The Rights of Children and Youth to Sustainable Development (UN: 2007).

41. Carbon Intensity, Transboundary Conflict Resolution, and Climate Change Mitigation, (UN: 2007).

42. Climate Challenge Strategies, contributing author, (National Wildlife Federation: 2007).

43. Maze of Injustice: The Failure to Protect Indigenous Women, contributing author, (Amnesty International: 2007).

44. Legal Equality for Same Gender Couples, documentary film explaining rights and responsibilities of civil marriage, produced by NCCJ, aired by Channel 12, Connecticut (2001).

45. Defining and Defending Human Rights In Russia, (Amnesty International: 1998). 

46. Rising Temperatures: Rising Tides, (UNESCO: 1996). [View Document]

47. Be the Change that You Wish to See, documentary film featuring environmental initiatives in India, Mexico, UK and US (Inkey: 1996).

48. Individual Transferable Quotas in Fisheries in New Zealand (Maori Tribal Council: 1996).

49. Making Connections, Spanish documentary film on the role of civil society during conflict in Chiapas, (Universidad del Valle de Mexico: 1994).

50. Wetlands and Watersheds: The Long Island Sound, (Harbor Watch - River Watch: 1995).

51. The Study of Environmental Education and Sustainable Development in Universities, (UNEP: 1994).

52. Environmental Education Across Australian Universities: a Geographical Study (Earth Foundation Australia: 1994).

53. Participation In Environmental Education (UNICEF: 1994).

54. Children Ask the World of Us (author / illustrator of environmental children’s book, Limited Ed.: 1992).

55. United Nations Secretary General and the Environment (UNDP: 1990).