Lucas Carlos Lima

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Lucas Carlos Lima is a professor of International Law at the Federal University of Minas Gerais, Brazil. Coordinator of the Brazilian Research Group on International Courts and Tribunals.

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The BRICS goes Green

In 2025, Brazil will host two of the most consequential global gatherings in the fight against climate change: the 30th Conference of the Parties...

The Role of International Courts in Modern Geopolitical Conflicts

Historically, international courts have played a marginal role in major geopolitical conflicts. Their influence was limited to disputes with narrow legal parameters. However, recent...

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