INOGOV hosted workshop on climate governance and the IPCC
INOGOV workshop on politics, policy, governance and the IPCC: Political science contributions to climate research October 2016 INOGOV hosted a...
Call for abstracts: ‘Learning and Innovation in Resilient Systems’ – deadline 15th October 2016
Call for abstracts or panel proposals “Learning and Innovation in Resilient Systems” 23rd and 24th of March 2017 in...
Call for Tenders for a Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) on ‘Governing climate change’
INOGOV – Innovations in Climate Governance – a COST-funded Action Call for tenders for a Massive Open Online Course...
BLOG: Legitimacy in a complex world
Leading researchers met at the European University Institute to discuss the changing role of legitimacy in polycentric climate governance...
BLOG: Improving our understanding of the politics of fossil fuel subsidies and their reform
Jakob Skovgaard (Lund University) & Harro van Asselt (University of Eastern Finland and Stockholm Environment Institute) Fossil fuel subsidies...
BLOG: Mapping actors’ climate targets at the Paris climate conference
Paul Tobin (University of York) Actors at the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) share more in...
BLOG: How can science support local adaptation action?
Sabine Reinecke (University of Freiburg) This question puzzled and inspired Sabine to write a scientific article on “Knowledge brokerage...
BLOG: Reflexivity as a source of innovation in climate governance
Dr Sabine Weiland (Université Catholique de Lille) Reflexive governance is a way of dealing with complex (‘wicked’) problems, such...
BLOG: How green are economists?
Stefano Carattini, Haute école de gestion Genève and Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment, LSE Alessandro...
BLOG: When adaptation policy innovations meet administrative traditions
Robbert Biesbroek (Wageningen University); Guy Peters (Pittsburg University); and Jale Tosun (Heidelberg University) If there is anything clear from policy innovation...
