Henrik Andersen

Henrik Andersen is an Associate Professor and Director of CBS Law at Copenhagen Business School, affiliated with the Department of Business Humanities and Law. His research focuses on international law, climate litigation, WTO regulations, EU-China relations, and sustainable development goals, particularly contributing to UN SDGs related to climate action and sustainable trade. He has authored 37 publications, supervised 13 works, and actively engages in media commentary and academic activities.

Research interests include climate litigation challenges, EU economic policies, WTO dispute mechanisms, and rule of law gaps in international agreements. Recent articles emphasize climate rights in European law and economic coercion regulations. He frequently lectures on topics like climate justice and trade policies, appearing in media discussions on landmark climate rulings and legal frameworks.

His work spans over two decades, with notable contributions to housing finance, pension systems, and global trade dynamics. Collaborations include analyses of the Belt and Road Initiative’s legal implications and EU-China investment agreements. Media engagements highlight his role as a legal commentator on climate litigation and economic policy.