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Karin Buhmann is a Professor and Head of the Centre for Law, Sustainability & Justice at the University of Southern Denmark. She specializes in EU and International Law, with a focus on sustainability governance, fair transitions that respect human rights, and public-private sustainability regulation. Her research examines the communicative aspects of sustainability regulation and the governance of sustainable natural resource usage, including timber, minerals, and water. Karin's work emphasizes Responsible Business Conduct and Human Rights due diligence, advocating for meaningful stakeholder consultation and engagement of rights-holders. She holds advanced degrees including a PhD and a Master's in International Law. Additionally, Buhmann is an active member of the OECD National Contact Point in Denmark and serves on the board of the Danish Institute for Human Rights. She has also contributed to various projects aimed at enhancing sustainability practices and regulations, focusing on the Arctic region and global social sustainability impact assessments. Karin is recognized for her significant contributions to the field through various collaborative research efforts and public engagements.
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