Team
- Law, Economics and Governance
Green criminology; environmental crime studies; ecocide studies
The destruction of ancient rainforests, the mass extinction of species, global pollution and the far-reaching consequences and threats to social security and safety, underline the urgency to recognize ecocide as an international crime.
- Humanities
Cultural memory studies; genocide studies; environmental humanities
The question of ecocide is not just a legal or political problem, but it is also a problem of the imagination. What kinds of stories need to be told, what kinds of justice are we seeking, and what are the spaces (legal, political, cultural) where such justice can happen?
- Law, Economics and Governance
Public International Law; Law of jurisdiction; international criminal law; corporate accountability
Criminalizing large-scale destruction of the environment is an idea worth entertaining
- Law, Economics and Governance
International criminal law; crimes against humanity; ecocide studies - Law, Economics and Governance
Protection of the environment during armed conflict; ecocide studies - Humanities
Media and communication studies; environmental humanities - Humanities
Ecosystems ethics; ecofeminist philosophy; Southern epistemologies; Latin America - Geosciences
Social psychology - Science
Tropical forest ecology and conservation; impacts of logging and hunting on plant and animal communities - Geosciences
Governance of social-ecological transformations; political science; ecological democracy - Geosciences
Environmental policy; earth system governance; sustainable development goals 
Non-UU members
Maartje Hilterman, International Union for Conservation of Nature Netherlands (IUCN NL)
Shirleen Chin, International Legal Expert, Stop Ecocide NL (Bottom Line! Project)
Reinier Noordzij, Scriptwriter, Theater Director