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Marlon Boeve studied law at the University of Amsterdam. She has been working at the Amsterdam Centre for Environmental Law and Sustainability (ACELS) since 1996. Presently she is a researcher and lecturer at ACELS. She has published widely in periodicals and books on such topics as sustainable urban development, environmental quality standards and compensation in environmental law. She lecturers in the area of environmental law to Master students and is also lecturer in post-graduated courses on enviromental law.
Marlon Boeve is a member of the editorial board of the Tijdschrift voor Omgevingsrecht and country correspondent for the Journal for European Environmental and Planning Law (JEEPL). She is also member of the Ius Commune research school and the IUCN Academy of Environmental Law.
Research interests
Research interests include general environmental law and spatial planning law, general administrative law, sustainable urban development, environmental impact assesment, strategic environmental assessment, regulation of industrial pollution (IPPC/IED), air quality law and law on noise nuisance and external safety.
Teaching
- Omgevingsrecht, inleiding (onderdeel minor Vastgoed, Aanbestedings- en Omgevingsrecht)
- Omgevingsrecht
- Ruimtelijke ordeningsrecht
- Climate Change; legal aspects (coordinatie)
- Future Planet Studies
- Zomercursus Milieurecht voor niet-juristen
Presentations
2011
- 'Environmental Quality Standards and Compensation', 16th Annual Ius Commune Conference, Workshop Environmental Law, 24 November 2011, Utrecht
- 'Sustainable Urban Development: the integrated approach. Lessons to be learned from the Marine Strategy Framework Directive', Conference Science for the Environment - Environment for the Society, 5-6 October 2011, Aarhus, Denmark
- 'Environmental Law in the Compact City', Ius Commune Research Group on Transboundary Environmental Law, 29 March 2011, Utrecht.