by Dina Lupin Each year, final-year students on the Environmental Justice and the Law module at the University of Southampton…
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Student Blog – Drowning in Tourism: How Bali and its People Have Suffered Due to the Decline of Subak
by Grace Rymell Ubud’s Tegalalang Rice Terrace Now Acts as A Tourist Hotspot. Captured by Author Introduction The Indonesian Island…
Student Blog – Beavering Away at Justice: What Rewilding Reveals about the Limits of Environmental Law
By Maddy Nicholl According to the Wildlife Trusts, the UK is suffering from a freshwater crisis. The solution? Beavers. Following…
Student Blog – Unsustainable ‘Sustainability’: Greenwashing, Paramilitary Violence and Palm Oil Plundering in Colombia
By Jake Ellis Aurora Palm oil has had ‘an almost linear rise’ from the 1990s to 2000s, emerging as a…
Student Blog – Tiny Lungs, Toxic Air: Hong Kong’s Environmental Injustice Haze
By Chloe Wong Introduction My parents took my sister and I back to Hong Kong back in 2016. At three…
Student Blog – The Right to Breathe: Interrogating Racialised ‘Slow Violence’ in the UK’s Housing Crisis
by Omolola Osinowo There once lived a baby boy in a place he called home. His four walls were infected…
Our Amicus Brief to the African Court on Human and Peoples’ Rights: Environmental Defenders, the meaning of land and the obligations of African States in the context of climate change
By Dina Lupin, Miriam Cullen, Marie Aronsson-Storrier and Katarina Hovden In May 2026, the groundWork Trust, the Home in Crisis…
How to write five journal articles in five days
In late April 2026, Katarina Hovden travelled to the University of Southampton for a two week research trip. During her…
Belonging and Exclusion, in Life and in Law: Learning from Migrants in Cork
This post is based on a presentation at the LSAANZ conference on Rights, Relationality, Resilience, Reciprocity on 4 December 2025,…
From modest to ambitious interdisciplinarity
A talk by Dina Lupin at the University of Southampton Faculty of Social Sciences Research Away Day Interdisciplinarity comes in…