Cosmin Corendea

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About Cosmin Corendea

Cosmin Corendea, an expert in international law and human rights. His expertise focuses on climate governance, environmental law, and migration, making a significant impact in the field of regional and international policies.

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August 2018 - Present
August 2018 - Present

Professor of Law at O.P. Jindal Global University for Environment and Sustainability

- Specialized in refugee law, migration, human rights, and environmental law

- Collaborated with the UN and IOM on migration policies and climate change

- Essential contributions to multiple Pacific and African countries on human mobility – displacement and planned relocation

October 2020 - August 2023
October 2020 - August 2023

Co-Founder Professor and Vice Dean of the Jindal School of Sustainability and Environment

- Professor and researcher in environmental policy, human rights, migration, as well as international and comparative law

April 2018
April 2018

Postdoctoral Studies in International Law at the AXA Research Fund

- Laureate of the International Campaign for Advocacy on the Nexus of Migration, Human Rights, and Climate Change

January 2015- Present
January 2015- Present

Legal Expert for the United Nations

- UN Climate Change
- United Nations University, Institute for Environment and Human Security
- United Nations University for Peace (UPEACE), Center for Human Rights
December 2012
December 2012

PhD Candidate at Golden Gate University

 

- Ph.D. (S.J.D.) in International Legal Studies
 
- S.J.D. Full Merit Scholarship for Doctoral Studies
May 2006
May 2006

Master's Student at St. Thomas University

- (LL.M.) Cum Laude, Intercultural Human Rights, May 2006
 
- Executive Editor, LL.M., St. Thomas Journal of Human Rights

Publications

Legal Protection of the Sinking Islands Refugees

This book is an important contribution to the development of the concept of hybrid international law, focusing on protecting the Pacific population from climate change. As a researcher, I have studied the impact of these changes on the most vulnerable and developed legal solutions. My work in this field has been recognized and has contributed to the development of international policies.

Addressing Loss And Damage In the Context of Social Vulnerability and Resilience

 

In the context of climate change, vulnerability is defined as the degree to which a system is susceptible to adverse effects, while resilience refers to the system’s ability to maintain its core functions during periods of shocks and disruptions, with efforts focused on addressing losses and damages, particularly through the interdisciplinary exchange of knowledge.

Loss and Damage Livelihood Resilience

Climate Change and Loss and Damage have become a key challenge of the 21st century. This Policy Brief begins by defining the challenge and introducing the Resilience Academy, highlighting 5 key ideas that fuel the debate and guide action. Finally, it offers 5 recommendations to the Executive Committee of the Warsaw International Mechanism (WIM ExCom) for its 5-year work plan.

Social Vulnerability and Adaptation in Fragile States

 

Fragile states are now defined as having a general inability to provide services, and in the context of climate change, vulnerability is linked to the system’s sensitivity and adaptive capacity to these changes, involving social risks and transforming chronic disasters into sudden-onset disasters. This represents a challenge for researchers in assessing the impact and the need for specific policies at the local level.

Legal Protection of the Sinking Islands Refugees

Această carte este o contribuție importantă în dezvoltarea conceptului de lege internațională hibridă, concentrându-se pe protejarea populației din Pacific de schimbările climatice. Ca cercetător, am studiat impactul acestor schimbări asupra celor mai vulnerabili și am dezvoltat soluții juridice. Munca mea în acest domeniu a fost recunoscută și a contribuit la elaborarea politicilor internaționale.

Addressing Loss And Damage In the Context of Social Vulnerability and Resilience

În contextul schimbărilor climatice, vulnerabilitatea este definită ca gradul în care un sistem este susceptibil la efectele adverse, în timp ce reziliența se referă la capacitatea sistemului de a-și menține funcțiile de bază în perioadele de șocuri și perturbații, cu eforturile concentrate pe abordarea pierderilor și pagubelor, în special prin schimbul interdisciplinar de cunoștințe.

Loss and Damage Livelihood Resilience

Schimburile climatice și Pierderile și Daunele au devenit o provocare cheie a secolului XXI. Acest Scurt Politic începe prin definirea provocării și introducerea Academiei de Reziliență, evidențiind 5 idei cheie care alimentează dezbaterea și orientează acțiunea. În final, oferă 5 recomandări Comitetului Executiv al Mecanismului Internațional de la Varșovia (WIM ExCom) pentru planul său de lucru pe 5 ani

Social Vulnerability and Adaptation in Fragile States

Statele fragile sunt acum definite ca având o incapacitate generală de a oferi servicii, iar în contextul schimbărilor climatice, vulnerabilitatea este legată de sensibilitatea și capacitatea adaptivă a sistemului la aceste schimbări, implicând riscuri sociale și transformând dezastrele cronice în dezastre cu debut rapid, reprezentând o provocare pentru cercetători în evaluarea impactului și necesitatea politicii specifice la nivel local.

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