Jasmina Nedevska

Jasmina Nedevska is a Research Fellow at Uppsala University, affiliated with the Department of Philosophy and the Institute for Research on Conflicts of Goals in Sustainable Social Transition. She is based in Uppsala, Sweden, with visiting addresses at English Park and the MTC building.

Research Interests: Her work focuses on intersections between moral philosophy, climate ethics, and sustainable development. Key areas include climate litigation, intergenerational justice, and philosophy of law. She explores how legal frameworks and ethical principles address climate change and social transitions.

Publications Trends: Nedevska’s recent articles highlight climate litigation as a tool for shaping policy and upholding future generations’ rights. Earlier works analyze Derek Parfit’s moral philosophy, emphasizing rationality and ethical imperatives in decision-making.