1st Edition
Climate and Energy Law Building Sustainable Global Governance for the 21st Century
Introduction
1. Decentralization and Citizen Agency in Energy Governance
2. Smart Grids and the Reconfiguration of Citizen Participation
3. Decentralized Energy Systems in the European Union: Empirical Insights and Policy Implications
4. Innovation, Research, and Technological Transformation in the Energy Transition
Conclusion and a Future Research Agenda
Biography
Rafael Leal-Arcas is a distinguished scholar in European and international economic law, international trade, climate change law, energy governance, and public policy. He holds advanced degrees from the European University Institute, Stanford Law School, Columbia Law School, and the London School of Economics, and is qualified as a barrister and solicitor in Madrid. He has held senior roles including Jean Monnet Chair, LLM Program Director, and Director of Research at Queen Mary University of London, and currently serves as Professor at Alfaisal University College of Law and International Relations. He has published extensively and led major EU-funded research projects.
