Communicating on climate change.
Research article by Bob Ward on 19 Jan 2013
Ward, B. 2013. In: ‘Weather’, v.68, p.16-17.
Research article by Bob Ward on 19 Jan 2013
Ward, B. 2013. In: ‘Weather’, v.68, p.16-17.
Research article by Suraje Dessai on 19 Jan 2013
Dessai S; Browne A; Harou JJ (2013). Water Resources Management, pp.1-6. doi: 10.1007/s11269-012-0254-3
Research article by Lindsay Stringer, Andy Dougill on 15 Jan 2013
Stringer, L.C.. and Dougill, A.J. January 2013. Journal of Environmental Management, v.114, pp.328-335.
Book by Rob Dietz, Dan O’Neil on 4 Jan 2013
Dietz, R., and O’Neill, D.W. (2013).. Berrett-Koehler (San Francisco) and Routledge (London).
Research article by Suraje Dessai, Stavros Afionis, James Van Alstine on 3 Jan 2013
We agree that science can and should inform the sustainable development goals agreed at the Rio+20 conference (G. Glaser Nature 491, 35; 2012). But basing policy decisions on science alone may be unproductive. Experience indicates that political receptiveness to scientific advice is essential for shaping policy. Climate-change policy-makers, for example, continually receive new technical and […]
Working paper by Antony Millner, Hélène Ollivier, Leo Simon on 1 Jan 2013
Abstract of Working Paper 122 An incumbent political party, who cares only about voters’ welfare, faces future political competition from a similarly well-intentioned party whose beliefs about the consequences of a `long-run’ public policy are different from its own. We show that when the incumbent can endogenously influence whether learning occurs (active learning), future political […]
Book by Richard Simpson, Monika Zimmermann, Andy Gouldson on 1 Jan 2013
April 2012, in The Economy of Green Cities.
Working paper by Alessandro Tavoni, Steven Lade, Simon Levin, Maja Schlüter on 1 Jan 2013
Ecological regime shifts are rarely purely ecological. Not only is the regime shift frequently triggered by human activity, but the responses of relevant actors to ecological … read more »
Working paper by Roman Frigg, Seamus Bradley, Leonard Smith on 1 Jan 2013
Roman Frigg, Seamus Bradley, Hailiang Du and Leonard A. Smith
Working paper by Emmanuel Kwayu, Susannah Mary Sallu, Jouni Paavola on 1 Jan 2013
Abstract of Working Paper 123 This article contributes to the limited empirical evidence on the determinants of landowners’ participation decision in land use-modifying (active agricultural land) Payments for Ecosystem Services (PES) programmes in developing countries. It examines how resource manager characteristics, the features of a PES program, and the institutional context of its implementation determine […]