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Philip G. Alston

John Norton Pomeroy Professor of Law

New York University

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Arts & Science

International Relations

School of Law

Philip G. Alston is currently serving as an Arts & Science John Norton Pomeroy Professor of Law at New York University.

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New York University

John Norton Pomeroy Professor of Law

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Climate Litigation and Justice in Africa. Bristol University Press eBooks (2024)

Philip AlstonBridget AndersonAlysia BlackhamHugh CollinsSandra FredmanRoberto GargarellaMartijn HesselinkNicola LaceySandra LiebenbergGuy MundlakTonia NovitzColm O'cinneideKim BouwerUzuazo EtemireTracy-Lynn FieldAdemola JegedeDaniel ArmelOwona MbargaFiona BattPia RebeloXavier RebeloBright Nkrumah

jurisprudencepolitical scienceenvironmental justicepublic policylawclimate litigation

Courts, Climate Action, and Human Rights. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2022)

Victoria AdelmantPhilip AlstonMatthew Blainey

climate actionconstitutional lawjurisprudencepolitical sciencepublic lawinternational lawenvironmental lawpublic policylawinternational courtscivil litigationpublic international law

Front Matter. The Australian Year Book of International Law Online (2022)

Rachel FergusonSophie QuoyleSuhua ZhangSamuel GormanTamara RichardsonCeleste ZhongBen HuntsmanScott RobinsonAva CadeeJessica TaylorPhilip AlstonChristine ChinkinLaurence Boisson De ChazournesTheodore ChristakisHelen BradyKatrina CooperBill CampbellKaren ScottHilary Charlesworth JudgeGerry SimpsonSimon ChestermanDean Of LawS StrongJemima BackAlistair BoydNiamh CallinanTimothy CollinsJulian EdwardsJoseph HarmanMun LeeCatherine NguyenIbrahim TahaLiuyuwen YangYuanhang WangLara WilkinsonChiara AngeloniAsha BelkinLoretta BensonSulithi DewendraLucinda DunhamKellie ElmesElliot FreadmanMatthew GriceMeg HaynesTristan JamsonCrystal JiKavina KalaichelvamRhiannon KerrRachel KirkEmily LaAlex LiaJake MarusichCaitlyn MckenzieRachel MossEmma NortonKatherine O'connellJayden PayneEmily RowbothamSamuel SaundersDiya Sharma

world literaturedigital scholarshipprelims comprisetextual practiceenglishelectronic publishingcopyright protectionfront matterliteraturecontents foreword prefaceliterary theorymedia studies

The Past and Future of Social Rights. Social Rights and the Politics of Obligation in History (2022)

sociologysocial historyminority rightslawsocial policyfreedom of speechsocial rightshuman rightscivil libertiestransitional justicesocial justice

Courts, Climate Action and Human Rights: Lessons From the Friends of the Irish Environment V. Ireland Case. (2021)

Philip AlstonVictoria AdelmantMatthew Blainey

climate actionjurisprudencepolitical scienceenvironmental lawpublic policylaw

Human Rights and Climate Change Litigation: One Step Forward, Two Steps Backwards in the Irish Supreme Court. Journal of Human Rights Practice (2021)

Victoria AdelmantPhilip AlstonMatthew Blainey

climate change litigationjurisprudencelawirish supreme courtclimate change

Appraising the United Nations Human Rights Regime. The United Nations and Human Rights (2020)

global justicepolitical scienceinternational lawcrime against humanitypeacekeepingpublic policyinternational relationshuman rightsinternational affairsrefugee lawforeign policy

Democracy Sausage With Mark Kenny: Creating a Future Without Poverty. ANU Open Research (Australian National University) (2020)

Mark KennySabina AlkirePhilip AlstonSharon Bessell

povertymark kennypolitical science

Litigating Climate Change in Ireland. SSRN Electronic Journal (2020)

Philip AlstonVictoria AdelmantMatthew Blainey

climate changepublic policy

Report on Extreme Poverty and Human Rights in Malaysia. UN Doc. A/HRC/44/40/Add.1 (2020)

sociologypovertyeconomic inequalitypoverty reductionhuman rightsextreme povertysocial justice

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Philip G. Alston

John Norton Pomeroy Professor of Law

New York University

Affiliations

Arts & Science

International Relations

School of Law

Philip G. Alston is currently serving as an Arts & Science John Norton Pomeroy Professor of Law at New York University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Philip G. Alston

New York University

John Norton Pomeroy Professor of Law

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Climate Litigation and Justice in Africa. Bristol University Press eBooks (2024)

jurisprudencepolitical scienceenvironmental justicepublic policylawclimate litigation

Courts, Climate Action, and Human Rights. Cambridge University Press eBooks (2022)

Victoria AdelmantPhilip AlstonMatthew Blainey

climate actionconstitutional lawjurisprudencepolitical sciencepublic lawinternational lawenvironmental lawpublic policylawinternational courtscivil litigationpublic international law

Front Matter. The Australian Year Book of International Law Online (2022)

world literaturedigital scholarshipprelims comprisetextual practiceenglishelectronic publishingcopyright protectionfront matterliteraturecontents foreword prefaceliterary theorymedia studies

The Past and Future of Social Rights. Social Rights and the Politics of Obligation in History (2022)

sociologysocial historyminority rightslawsocial policyfreedom of speechsocial rightshuman rightscivil libertiestransitional justicesocial justice

Courts, Climate Action and Human Rights: Lessons From the Friends of the Irish Environment V. Ireland Case. (2021)

Philip AlstonVictoria AdelmantMatthew Blainey

climate actionjurisprudencepolitical scienceenvironmental lawpublic policylaw

Human Rights and Climate Change Litigation: One Step Forward, Two Steps Backwards in the Irish Supreme Court. Journal of Human Rights Practice (2021)

Victoria AdelmantPhilip AlstonMatthew Blainey

climate change litigationjurisprudencelawirish supreme courtclimate change

Appraising the United Nations Human Rights Regime. The United Nations and Human Rights (2020)

global justicepolitical scienceinternational lawcrime against humanitypeacekeepingpublic policyinternational relationshuman rightsinternational affairsrefugee lawforeign policy

Democracy Sausage With Mark Kenny: Creating a Future Without Poverty. ANU Open Research (Australian National University) (2020)

Mark KennySabina AlkirePhilip AlstonSharon Bessell

povertymark kennypolitical science

Litigating Climate Change in Ireland. SSRN Electronic Journal (2020)

Philip AlstonVictoria AdelmantMatthew Blainey

climate changepublic policy

Report on Extreme Poverty and Human Rights in Malaysia. UN Doc. A/HRC/44/40/Add.1 (2020)

sociologypovertyeconomic inequalitypoverty reductionhuman rightsextreme povertysocial justice

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