
Strathclyde Centre for Environmental Law & GovernanceResearch Outputs
The BENELEX project has produced the following outputs:
- working papers, on which we welcome suggestions, comments and other feedback;
- academic articles in international peer-reviewed legal and political science journals; and
- policy briefs that will present in a succinct and accessible way the main project findings on whether and how benefit-sharing can (and crucially when it cannot) contribute to an equitable transition to the green economy.
In addition, BENELEX is producing
- five academic monographs, to be published in 2019;
- a special issue of an international peer-reviewed law journal (Trasnational Environmental Law, to be published in 2019); and
- three training modules for indigenous peoples' and local communities' advocates and lawyers, providing practical guidance on operationalising benefit-sharing and concluding benefit-sharing agreements. The modules will be made available online and in print in English, French and Spanish to ensure its accessibility to stakeholders in different regions in November-December 2018.
If you experience any difficulty in accessing any of the publications listed below, please email benelex-enquiry@strath.ac.uk.

Publications
- Working Papers
- Articles
- Books

BeneLex Mind Maps
Where is Benefit-Sharing Emerging?
BeneLex Learning Modules
Training materials for indigenous peoples' and local communities' advocates.

Legal Informatics Data
For use with Benelex Working Paper 23.
Discover more about SCELG and the BeneLex project
Partnerships
Strathclyde Centre for Environmental Law & Governance's collaborate with non-academic actors to co-identify real-life knowledge gaps and strategic directions for research.
Lab on Global Environmental Law
