Governing climate change: polycentricity in action?
INOGOV is very pleased to announce the publication of a NEW Open Access Book, Governing Climate Change: Polycentricity in Action? assesses...
BLOG: Climate Governance in the run-up to Paris 2015: Workshop report
by Nicole M. Schmidt (Heidelberg University) and Paul Tobin (Manchester University) Blessed with stunning sunshine, sixteen early career researchers...
BLOG: Closing the climate policy gap: the promise and pitfalls of a polycentric approach
by Ross Gillard, University of Leeds International efforts under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change to limit...
BLOG: Is The Paris Agreement on Shaky Legs? How to Ensure Successful Implementation
Jonas Schoenefeld & Andy Jordan, University of East Anglia What is needed to make the Paris Agreement a success?...
Call for papers NOW OPEN for INOGOV Early Career workshop on climate governance trends in the run-up to Paris 2015
Call for papers for a fully funded research workshop: Climate governance innovation trends in the run-up to Paris 2015:...
INOGOV Policy Brief No2/Nov 2016 – Aid for adaptation to climate change in Germany, Sweden and the United Kingdom
This INOGOV policy brief analyses bilateral aid for adaptation to climate change from three major donor countries – Germany,...
BLOG: The relevance of governance in mitigating climate change effects
Rob Imrie, Visiting Professor, Goldsmiths University of London For the last twenty years and more there has been a...
Call for abstracts NOW OPEN for INOGOV workshop on Climate Governance after Paris
Call for abstracts for a fully funded workshop: Climate Governance after Paris: Exploring the links between intergovernmental, transnational and...
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...
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...