Materials for 2021-2022 Associate Professor Review
The standards for promotion to Associate Professor require the following:
- Excellence in teaching. The faculty will review student evaluations and will also visit classes.
- Scholarship: Scholarship will be evaluated by Lewis & Clark colleagues. The expectation is that at least one article will have been published or accepted for publication in an established law journal.
- Service: Candidates must demonstrate a commitment to service to the Law School, the community at large, and the profession.
PUBLICATIONS (full list is included in CV):
Book
Benjamin, Companies and Climate Change: Theory and Law in the United Kingdom (CUP: 2021)
Single Author Articles
Group Companies and Climate Justice
The Road to Paris Runs Through Delaware: Climate Litigation and Directors’ Duties
Book Chapters
Benjamin, Haynes, Rudyk, A Commentary on the Paris Agreement on Climate Change, Compliance Mechanism, Chapter 15
Thomas, Benjamin, Tourism Development, Governance and Sustainability in the Bahamas, Climate Change, Tourism and Sustainable Development in The Bahamas, Chapter 12
Benjamin, Compliance in Trade and Environmental Law, Chapter XI.10
Co-Authored Articles
Benjamin, Thomas, Gender and Climate Justice - Implications for Policy Formation in the Caribbean Region
Setzer, Benjamin, Climate Litigation in the Global South: Constraints and Innovations
Benjamin, Wirth, From Marrakesh to Glasgow: Looking Back to Look Forward in Emission Trading
Setzer, Benjamin, Climate Change Litigation in the Global South: Filling in Gaps
Shorter Publications
Benjamin, Seck, The Escalating Risks of Climate Litigation for Corporations
Implementation Woes: Are Agencies Ready for Environmental Justice?
Grants
Australian Research Council Discovery Projects
ARC DP22 Project on Investor Action
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