Research article by Cameron Hepburn on 15 Jan 2009
Climate change will give rise to different impacts in different countries, and different countries have different levels of development. Equity-weighted estimates of the (marginal) impact of greenhouse gas emissions … read more »
Research article by Simon Dietz on 1 Jan 2009
In this chapter we assess the role of economics in governance for sustainable development. Firstly, we ask how has the‘mainstream’ environmental and resource economics paradigm helped us understand the … read more »
Research article by Jouni Paavola on 8 Aug 2008
Paavola, J. August 2008. Environmental Politics, v.17, pp.644-659.
Research article by on 17 Mar 2008
Environmental cost-benefit analysis, or CBA, refers to the economic appraisal of policies and projects that have the deliberate aim of improving the provision of environmental services or actions that … read more »
Research article by Simon Dietz, Cameron Hepburn, Nicholas Stern on 17 Mar 2008
There may never have been an instance of environmental pollution to challenge our powers of analysis and evaluation quite like climate change. Global in its causes and consequences, spanning … read more »
Research article by Gill Seyfanga, Jouni Paavola on 10 Jan 2008
Seyfang, G., and Paavola, J. December 2008. Local Environment, v.13, pp.669-684.
Research article, Working paper by Jouni Paavola on 1 Dec 2007
This article examines the potential for cross-fertilisation between the sustainable consumption scholarship and the environmental justice scholarship. The article first maps the two areas of scholarship, discussing the cognitive, social marketing and social provisioning systems literatures of sustainable consumption and the empirical and conceptual literature on environmental justice. The article then discusses the potential for […]
Research article by Andy Gouldson on 6 Dec 2006
Within the context of broader debates on corporate social responsibility (CSR) and environmental justice (EJ), this paper examines three key questions: first, how the standards that corporations adopt at the global scale trickle down into local site-level practices; second, whether levels of corporate environmental performance vary from place to place; and third whether any variations […]
Book by Jouni Paavola on 1 May 2006
Paavola J (2006), In: Adger WN; Paavola J; Huq S; Mace MJ (Ed) Fairness in Adaptation to Climate Change, The MIT Press, pp.201-222.
Research article by Jouni Paavola on 25 Feb 2005
This article examines social justice aspects of international environmental governance, analysing adaptation to climate change as an example. The article first discusses how international environmental regimes have been examined, suggesting that understanding them as responses to environmental conflicts better highlights their social justice aspects. The article argues that distributive and procedural justice in the society […]
