Christopher Campbell-Duruflé (SJD 2021) joins faculty at Lincoln Alexander School of Law

Congratulations to doctoral graduate Christopher Campbell-Duruflé (SJD 2021) who has been appointed an assistant professor at the Lincoln Alexander School of Law, Toronto Metropolitan University.

Campbell-Duruflé's research and practice focus on international environmental and human rights law, with a particular interest in intersections between different fields and jurisdictions. Prior to joining the Lincoln Alexander Law, Campbell-Duruflé was a Banting Postdoctoral Fellow with Professor Jorge Viñuales at the University of Cambridge. His research analyzes the potential for synergies and conflict between the Paris Agreement on climate change and other closely-related regimes (e.g., human rights, trade and investment, biodiversity, energy). Campbell-Duruflé remains affiliated as a Fellow of the Cambridge Centre for Environment, Energy and Natural Resource Governance (C-EENRG) and as a member of the C-EENRG Research Series editorial team. 

Read the full announcement at the Lincoln Alexander Law website

It is a true pleasure to be joining such an inspiring group at @LincAlexLawTMU. Sincères remerciements à ma famille, mentor.e.s et collègues à @CEENRG, @UTLaw y alrededor del mundo por su constante apoyo. I cannot wait to host you at @TorontoMet to expand our collaboration! https://t.co/qaERu48zri

— Christopher Campbell-Duruflé (@CampbellDurufle) June 27, 2022