Chrysa Alexandraki
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Université du Luxembourg 2, Avenue de l'Université L-4365 Esch-sur-Alzette |
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Chrysa Alexandraki joined the DTU REMS as a PhD candidate under the supervision of Prof. Matthew Happold in November 2017. Prior to her arrival, Chrysa studied law in Greece (LL.B., 2014) and completed her LLM studies in Public International Law at the University of Oslo. She is a qualified lawyer registered with the Thessaloniki Bar Association. During her LLM studies, she was conducting research at PluriCourts, the Centre for the study of the legitimate roles of the judiciary in the global order. Following her studies, Chrysa acquired professional legal experience by practicing law in both in Greece and the UK, while working as a contract lawyer at EY. Her PhD research focuses on the dispute settlement and enforcement system under the climate change regime in a post-Paris agreement era.
Last updated on: lundi 27 novembre 2017
2021
2020
ESG Data and Reporting in the Forefront of Sustainability: Challenges and the Way ForwardE-print/Working paper (2020)
MRV of Emissions and Mitigation Action: the Paris Agreement and Financial Support for Transparency- Related Capacity Building in Developing Countriesin Climate Law (2020), 10(3-4), 308-334
Legal Readiness for Climate Finance: The case of Bangladesh towards a transition to climate resilienceE-print/Working paper (2020)
2019
Climate Finance: The case of developing States and legal readiness towards a transition to climate resiliencePresentation (2019, December 11)
Climate Finance: Current legal features and challenges in International LawPresentation (2019, September 21)
Refining transparency and responsible investment?: The case of EIB and sustainable financeE-print/Working paper (2019)
Climate Finance: An obstacle or the way forward to sustainability in climate change?Presentation (2019, June 30)
Proposal by the President: Informal compilation of L-documents (Paris Rulebook), 15th December 2018, OXIO 445in Alexandraki, Chrysa (Ed.) Proposal by the President: Informal compilation of L-documents (Paris Rulebook) (2019)
2018
Climate Finance:Dispute Settlement and Enforcement in a post-Paris Agreement EraPoster (2018, May 02)
