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NAME:Gastlezing Professor Josephine van Zeben
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SUMMARY:Gastlezing Professor Josephine van Zeben
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: <html> <body> <p><p>Tijdens deze bijeenk
 omst zal Professor van Zeben een lezing geven aan onderzoekers van A4
 CL. Zij werkt als hoogleraar bij the Florence School of Transnational
  Governance&nbsp;en is daarnaast editor-in-chief van Transnational En
 vironmental Law.&nbsp;</p></p> <p><em>Professor van Zeben’s researc
 h focuses on the regulation of transnational issues by public and pri
 vate actors across jurisdictions, with particular attention to polyce
 ntric governance theory and developments related to the European Unio
 n. Her work on the EU as a polycentric system exemplifies this line o
 f her research. The other main lines of her research speak to environ
 mental problems, which are often intrinsically transnational. This re
 search includes work on (the interactions between) climate change, bi
 odiversity, agriculture and pollution, specifically pollution caused 
 by so-called ‘forever chemicals’ such as PFAS</em>.</p> </body> <
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DESCRIPTION: Tijdens deze bijeenkomst zal Professor van Zeben een lezi
 ng geven aan onderzoekers van A4CL. Zij werkt als hoogleraar bij the 
 Florence School of Transnational Governance&nbsp;en is daarnaast edit
 or-in-chief van Transnational Environmental Law.&nbsp; <em>Professor 
 van Zeben’s research focuses on the regulation of transnational iss
 ues by public and private actors across jurisdictions, with particula
 r attention to polycentric governance theory and developments related
  to the European Union. Her work on the EU as a polycentric system ex
 emplifies this line of her research. The other main lines of her rese
 arch speak to environmental problems, which are often intrinsically t
 ransnational. This research includes work on (the interactions betwee
 n) climate change, biodiversity, agriculture and pollution, specifica
 lly pollution caused by so-called ‘forever chemicals’ such as PFA
 S</em>.
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