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Book SynopsisChapter 1. Sea Level Rise: Implications for Human Rights An Introduction (Elisa Fornalé).- Part I: Sea Level Rise, Stability and Security.- Chapter 2. Sea Level Rise: Scientific Evidence, Socio-Economic Realities, and Adaptation Challenges for Coastal Communities (Vilane Gonçalves Sales).- Chapter 3. The International Law Commission’s Study Group on Sea-level Rise and International Law and Its Impact on International Law (Massimo Starita).- Chapter 4. The Role of the Security Council to Address and to Provide Responses to Peace and Security Risks Resulting from Sea-level Rise (Giuseppe Nesi and Elisa Fornalé).- Part II: Sea Level Rise and the Rights of Affected Population.- Chapter 5. Sea Level Rise and Human Rights (Veronika Bílková).- Chapter 6. Sea Level Rise as a Form of Gendered Climate Violence: International Legal Implications for Migration (Sara De Vido).- Chapter 7. Rethinking Sustainable Migration for the Anthropocene (Samuel Ballin and Prof. Sandra Mantu).- Chapter 8. Human Rights and Justifications in Climate Litigation: A First Attempt at Conceptualization (Federica Cristani and Elisa Fornalé).- Part III: Sea Level Rise: New Developments at International Level.- Chapter 9. Sovereignty, State Cooperation and Sea Level Rise (Tamas Adany).- Chapter 10. The Advisory Opinion of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (Curtis Doebbler).- Chapter 11. Assessing Innovative Sources for the Loss and Damage Mechanism: The Role and Prospective Regulation of Climate-Friendly Foreign Investment (Cristani Federica).
