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Linda is an internationally recognised scholar in Indonesian international
environmental law. She is an Associate Professor of Law in Universitas Gadjah
Mada. Her research has established her as a leading expert who is frequently
consulted by the Indonesian government and international organizations. Her
research focuses on international environmental issues, such as climate change,
REDD+, land issues and customary (adat) issues. Linda was a member of the
delegation leading Indonesia’s negotiations of the Paris Agreement on Climate
Change. From 2018 to 2021, Linda is a lead author of the Intergovernmental Panel
on Climate Change’s Sixth Assessment Report.
Research Interests
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Climate Change
Law |
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International
Environmental Law |
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Adat/Indigenous Law |
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Land Law and Environmental
Issues |
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Law and Society / Law in
Action |
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ASEAN and Indonesian Law |
Selected publications:
Book
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Rose-Liza Eisma-Osorio and Linda
Yanti Sulistiawati (eds),
Environmental Rule of Law in
Asia (KAS 2019) |
Working Paper
Working Report
Recent Articles
Newspaper Articles
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Protecting Stolen or Illegally Exported Indonesian Heritage, Tempo, 11
August 2020 |
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Covid-19 Offers Preview of Impact of Environmental Threats, The Straits Times, 2
May 2020. |
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Indonesia’s
Commitment to the Paris
Agreement and Kalimantan Dream,
The Jakarta Post, 19 September
2019 |
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Jokowi’s
Infrastructure Policy Dilemma,
Opinion, The Jakarta Post, 14
August 2019. |
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RCEP and
Indo-Pacific initiatives play
second fiddle, Opinion, The
Jakarta Post, 1 July 2019. |
Discussion Papers
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“Legal
Pluralism in Adat Land Conflict
Resolution: Studies of Manggarai,
Flores, Eastern Indonesia,” ASLI,
National University of
Singapore, 2018.
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“OPEC and
Climate Change: Opportunities
and Challenges in Climate Change
Negotiations”, CALE, Nagoya
University, 2017/18. |
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