Johanna Gipperth
Project Manager
Swedish Institute for the Marine EnvironmentAbout Johanna Gipperth
Research
Doctoral student in international law since spring 2023. The thesis project is about the EU's adoption of strategic mineral-mining projects within and beyond the EU and how the decision-making process relates to the democratic rights of the Aarhus Convention. The working title of the monograph is Strategic Mining Projects & Environmental Democratic Rights - Problem Representations and Aarhus Rights under the EU's Critical Raw Materials Act. Main supervisor is professor Ester Herlin-Karnell. Assistant supervisor is professor Joachim Åhman.
Research Areas
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EU Law
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International Law
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Environmental Law
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Human Rights
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Critical Raw Materials
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International Relations
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Political Ecology
Teaching Areas
Teaching areas are primarily EU external relations, EU environmental law, international law, and the Swedish mining permit process.
I primarily teach the courses
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ES2610 Applied Environmental Law
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HRS250 Environmental Law
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HRO600 International Law
Previous academic experience
LL.M from the University of Gothenburg and a bachelor's degree in international relations from King's College London.
Currently on leave from the role as project manager at the Swedish Institute for the Marine Environment which has its office at the University of Gothenburg.