Vito De Lucia
Stillingsbeskrivelse
I am Full Professor of (International) Law., and current Director of the Norwegian Centre for the Law of the Sea. I teach courses on International Environmental Law, Law of the Sea, Comparative Law, Legal Philosophy and Interdisciplinary Legal Methods at bachelor, master and PhD level.
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Forskningsinteresser
My most immediate research interests are located at the intersection of critical theory, law and ecology, with particular focus on international environmental law and ecosystem governance. I am particularly interested in genealogy as a method of critical legal analysis, and in biopolitics as a theoretical register for reading environmental law.
Current research focuses on 1) ocean commons, both at the theoretical level and in relation the new treaty on marine biodiversity in areas beyond national jurisdiction and on the interaction between space law and law of the sea 2) on critical histories of sovereignty and (international) legal modernity more broadly 3) on critical legal ocean studies, with increasing focus on critical legal geography 4) arctic governance in the context of geopolitical change
I am currently Principal Investigator for a project funded by the Norwegian Research Council called "Future Arctic Law and Governance (FALG)" and Work Package Lead and Depurty Project Lead for the FRAM Center project SUDARCO. I was also member of the working group writig nthe Science Plan for the project Arcci Ocean 2050.
In 2015 I have been awarded the Annual Richard Macrory Prize for best article in the Journal of Environmental Law (Oxford University Press) for 2015. In 2019 I have been awarded an Honorary Mention from the same prize.
Undervisning
I am currently course convener for JUR 3622 "International Environmental Law and Climate Change in the Arctic", an elective course available to 5th year students enrolled in the master of law program, and to excahnge students.
I also teach comparative law in the integrated master program in Law, as well as the LLM course JUR 3052 "Protection of Marine Biodiversity by International Law" and the PhD level courses, JUR 8002 "Jurisprudence"
I am currently open to supervision
