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Antje Neumann

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  • O101
  • Sólborg
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Námskeið kennd

HRT1076230
Hafréttur
SLE0176240
Sameiginleg lagahefð Evrópu
LLH1730230
Lokaritgerð til LL.M. prófs í heimskautarétti
PLE1730210
Skiptinám í heimskautarétti
SBR0178230
Samanburðarréttur
LLH1730230
Lokaritgerð til LL.M. prófs í heimskautarétti
MPR0576100
Lokaverkefni á meistarastigi í lögfræði V

Menntun

2019
University of Tilburg, Ph.D. Doctoral Studies
2010
Háskólinn á Akureyri, Master of Laws Degree Master Study of Polar Law
1995
Humboldt University Berlin, Second State Law Examination Legal Trainee
1992
Humboldt University Berlin, First State Law Examination Study of Law

Starfsferill

2021
University of Akureyri (Iceland), Associate Professor
2019 - 2021
University of Akureyri (Iceland), Assistant Professor
2014 - 2019
University of Tilburg (Netherlands), PhD-Researcher
2013 - 2014
Leibniz Institute of Ecological Urban and Regional Planning, Researcher
2009 - 2012
German Institute for International and Security Affairs, Researcher
2000 - 2006
Federal Environmental Agency, Legal Advisor
1996 - 1999
Berlin, Attorney at Law

Útgefið efni

2024
Wilderness Protection in the Polar Regions
2023
Regulatory Aspects of Arctic Tourism
2020
Wilderness Protection in Polar Regions
2017
Protecting the sacred in the Finnish Sápmi
2016
Sámi participatory rights in area protection and management: The influence of the related CBD's programme in Finland and Norway
2016
Wilderness protection in Russia
2014
Does the EU meet its policy objective of “promoting sustainable use of arctic resources”? An analysis from the viewpoint of arctic energy resources
2014
The Protection of the Culturally and Spiritually Important Landscapes of Arctic Indigenous Peoples under the Convention on Biological Diversity and First Experiences from the Application of the Akwé:Kon Guidelines in Finland
2012
European Interests as regards Resource Exploitation in the Arctic
2011
Indigenous Peoples' Participation in the context of Area Protection and Management: International Approaches versus Regional Approaches in the Arctic