Rinata Kazak

Lecturer

My research focuses on the development of environmental protection within the legal nexus. Specifically, I examine how legal norms and policies are constructed and evolve over time within the broader context of climate change.

Publications

2025

Till Reinholtz, Rinata Kazak, Jan Peters, Ievgeniia Kopytsia, Jody Bragger, Angus Aitken (2025) Der Schutz und die Wiederherstellung ukrainischer Ökosysteme aus interdisziplinärer und praktischer Perspektive im Kontext des Environmental Peacebuilding Klima und Recht, Vol. 02, p. 44-52 (Article in journal)

2024

Rinata Kazak (2024) Positioning Ukraine within Central and Eastern Europe (CEE): perspective from Network of Aquaculture Centers in Central-Eastern Europe

Rinata Kazak, Mariia Turchina, Svitlana Hotsuliyak (2024) Regulation of antimicrobial resistance in Ukraine: literature and legislation review Transformation of the legal system and human rights protection under the influence of martial law, p. 321-348 (Chapter in book)

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Rinata Kazak, Ievgeniia Kopytsia (2024) Environmental Peacebuilding and Ecocide: Leveraging Post-War Reconstruction

2022

Rinata Kazak (2022) ПОНЯТТЯ «СТАЛИЙ РОЗВИТОК»В УКРАЇНІ ТА СВІТІ: ЗАГАЛЬНЕ ТА ЗАКОНОДАВЧЕ СПРИЙНЯТТЯ (НА ОСНОВІ ДАНИХ ДОДАТКУ GOOGLE TRENDS) [Concept of "sustainable development" in Ukraine and world: general and legislative perception (based on Google Trends)] The European dimension of modern legal science: Scientific monograph (Chapter in book)

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Research

Reshaping of ecocide in international law

This project aims to explore and analyse the relationship between ecocide and the complex system of environmental protection and policy, particularly in the context of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

News

Rinata Kazak looking down at her jacket.

28 October 2024

LiU researcher ahead of UN climate summit - "I’m optimistic"

Azerbaijan will host the International Climate Summit this year. Although the country is heavily dependent on its oil production, holding the meeting there could actually be an advantage, according to Rinata Kazak, who will represent LiU.