Cambridge University Press Climate Change Litigation in Asia Pacific - Cambridge University Press

Climate Change Litigation in the Asia Pacific covers fourteen chapters examining litigation strategies across Pakistan, Indonesia, Malaysia and China.

Cambridge University Press publishes this first scholarly examination of how courts can galvanise climate action in the Asia Pacific region.

The book brings together legal academics and lawyers from the Global South and Global North to provide comparative insights on climate litigation.

Written in clear and accessible language, this text explores litigation as a regulatory pathway towards decarbonisation in Asia Pacific countries.

This scholarly work examines how climate change litigation may unfold as a mechanism for driving environmental policy change across the world's most populous region.