Research article by Matthew Agarwala on 25 Jun 2014
Governments and businesses are beginning to account for natural capital, but must collaborate to promote sustainability, combat climate change and improve decision-making. read more »
Presentations and data by Bob Ward on 25 Jun 2014
UK dash for shale gas poster read more »
Research article by Emanuele Campiglio on 24 Jun 2014
An expansion of economic activities with low impact on ecological resources is a crucial component of the transition to a low-carbon society. “Green” structural change is analysed here through a model with a “progressive” manufacturing sector and a “stagnant” service sector. read more »
Research article by Misato Sato on 18 Jun 2014
As increasingly complex modelling approaches to quantifying embodied carbon in trade have become popular, the lack of disaggregation has been identified as a key weakness. This paper quantifies embodied carbon in bilateral trade at the product level. read more »
Presentations and data by Alina Averchenkova on 16 Jun 2014
Alina Averchenkova presented at the 3rd meeting of the Durban Forum on Capacity-building at the Bonn Climate Change Conference on 12 June 2014. Alina’s presentation focused on the experience with … read more »
Working paper by Simon Dietz, Nicholas Stern on 16 Jun 2014
Endogenous growth, convexity of damages and climate risk: how Nordhaus’ framework supports deep cuts in carbon emissions read more »
Research article by Andrea Taylor, Wändi Bruine de Bruin, Suraje Dessai on 14 Jun 2014
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Research article by Susannah Mary Sallu, Monirul Islam, Klaus Hubacek, Jouni Paavola on 2 Jun 2014
There is an on-going debate about climate-induced migration but little empirical evidence. We examine how climate-induced migration has impacted vulnerability and adaptation of a coastal fishing community in Bangladesh. We used household surveys, interviews and focus group discussions to compare fishery dependent households who migrated from Kutubdia Island to mainland with those who stayed behind. […]
Research article by Sander van der Linden on 2 Jun 2014
The psychological and social factors that may contribute to and inhibit sustainable change in the context of tourist and traveller behaviour. read more »
Research article by James Van Alstine on 1 Jun 2014
This paper identifies how organisational field dynamics have changed over time within the field of business and development. Using the extractive industries as the empirical setting, development agency policy documents and corporate reports are analysed in order to identify convergence and divergence of discourses and changing institutional logics. The business-development organisational field became structured around […]
