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...
ANNOUCEMENT: INOGOV Best Paper Prizes submission OPEN
To celebrate the very best work done on climate policy and governance in the network, INOGOV will be awarding two...
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?...
Announcing the winners of the INOGOV Best Paper Prize 2016
Each year INOGOV celebrates the best work done on climate policy and governance, with the INOGOV Best Article Prize....
BLOG: Climate change policy and governance – initiation, experimentation, evaluation
INOGOV workshop – March 2015, Helsinki Mikael Hildén (SYKE, Helsinki) The workshop was built on the idea of bringing together...
BLOG: Co-Governing Public Goods: Interaction Patterns of Private and Public Actors
Jale Tosun and Jennifer Shore (Heidelberg University), and Sebastian Koos (Mannheim University) Which types of relationship between public and private actors...
INOGOV Special Issue published in Policy and Society journal
We are pleased to announce a third INOGOV Special Issue has now been published! This Policy and Society special...
Call for papers of Special Volume on: The opportunities and roles of experimentation in addressing climate change
~Call for papers deadline: 31st December 2015~ Transitions that reduce dependence on fossil carbon, that increase resilience and adaptive capacity...
Polycentric climate governance: can bottom-up climate action deliver?
New INOGOV research published in Nature Climate Change After the last big international climate conference in Copenhagen in 2009,...
Winner of the INOGOV Best Paper Prize 2015
On behalf of the INOGOV Network we are thrilled to announce that the Best Paper Prize for 2015 goes...
