How effective negotiation management promotes multilateral cooperation
Book by on 28 Oct 2014
The power of process in climate, trade, and biosafety negotiations read more »
Book by on 28 Oct 2014
The power of process in climate, trade, and biosafety negotiations read more »
Research article by Monica Di Gregorio on 24 Oct 2014
Pecurul-Botines M; Di Gregorio M; Paavola J (2014). In: Biodiversity and Conservation, 23, pp.3483-3499.
Presentations and data by Dimitri Zenghelis on 24 Oct 2014
Presentations given at a three-day course ‘The economics of change: achieving better growth and a better climate’- part of a joint programme between LSE Enterprise in Spain and the Fundación … read more »
Policy publication by Luca Taschini on 16 Oct 2014
Paper looks at what are the main challenges to linking emissions trading systems and what are the consequences of failing to address them adequately. read more »
Working paper by Baran Doda on 15 Oct 2014
Geoengineering can be de fined as the technologies that aim to deliberately alter geophysical mechanisms in order to alleviate the impacts of climate change. It has received increasing attention by economists … read more »
Book by Simon Dietz, Matthew Agarwala on 8 Oct 2014
This Handbook takes stock of progress made in our understanding of what sustainable development actually is and how it can be measured and achieved. read more »
Research article by Luca Taschini on 6 Oct 2014
The second ENTRACTE newsletter reflects the contribution of the GRI/LSE research project for a functioning climate policy taking into account a careful design. It gives an overview about recent research … read more »
Working paper by Lindsay Stringer, Claire Quinn, Rachel Berman, Hue Le, Flower Msuya, Juarez Pezzuti on 6 Oct 2014
Resilience and nexus thinking are often applied separately to investigate social-ecological systems (SES), wherein both approaches are critiqued for a lack of explicit focus on issues of justice and equity. This paper synthesises the main strengths and shortcomings of these approaches, before drawing on resilience and nexus strengths to present a novel, integrated framework to […]
Research article by Felix Kalaba on 5 Oct 2014
Kalaba, F.K., (2014) A conceptual Framework for understanding Forest-Socio-ecologicalsystems. Biodiversity Conservation, 14, pp 3391-3403
Working paper by Misato Sato, Frédéric Branger, Jean-Pierre Ponssard, Oliver Sartor on 3 Oct 2014
Energy intensive and trade exposed sectors receive a proportion of their allowances (EUAs) for the European Union emissions trading system (EU ETS) free of charge to prevent carbon … read more »