Environmental Politics and Governance (EPG) Online is a new webinar on environmental politics and governance. Building on the success of the annual EPG conference, EPG Online is an online seminar series dedicated to showcasing the latest research on the political, institutional, and societal dimensions of environmental challenges from a variety of disciplines.
It remains unlikely that there will be a return to the usual speaker series and conferences this year. Thus, we hope that EPG Online can serve as a great meeting place for those interested in environmental politics and governance to share cutting edge research and keep in touch with and meet colleagues virtually.
EPG Online seminars are generally held every two weeks on Thursdays 16:30 UK time (typically 8:30 West Coast, 11:30 East Coast, 17:30 Central Europe, 21:00 Delhi). Each seminar consists of two presentations with Q&As, each lasting 30 minutes.
The seminars are held online with Zoom. To receive the log-in information please sign up to the EPG Online mailing list.
Our application form for papers is open for Q2 2021 (https://forms.gle/LstSAzg4ZV7xFvLH8). The deadline and full call for papers will be announced in the coming weeks. However, applications will continue to be accepted on a rolling basis for future sessions.
Trade Effects of Environmental Agreements: Uncovering De Facto Environmental Clubs
- Clara Brandi (German Development Institute), Jean-Frédéric Morin (Laval University), Jakob Schwab (German Development Institute)
Institutional Roots of International Alliances: Party Groupings and Position Similarity at Global Climate Negotiations
- Federica Genovese (Essex), Richard J. McAlexander (UPenn), Johannes Urpelainen (Johns Hopkins SAIS)
Who is delaying state climate action? Interest groups and coalitions in legislative struggles
- Trevor Culhane, Galen Hall, and J. Timmons Roberts (Brown)
The Effectiveness of Network Administrative Organization in Governing Inter-jurisdictional Nature Resource
- Yixin Liu (FSU) and Chao Tan (Guandong Research Institute of Water Resources and Hydropower)
Environmental commitments in different types of democracies: The role of liberal, deliberative and social-liberal politics
- Sverker Jagers (Gothenburg) and Marina Povitkina (Oslo)
How Much Do People Value Future Generations? Climate Change, Trust, and Public Support for Future-Oriented Policies
- Malcolm Fairbrother (Umeå University), Gustaf Arrhenius (Stockholm), Krister Bykvist (Stockholm), and Tim Campbell (Institute for Future Studies)
The Institutional Sources of Economic Transformation: Energy Policy from the Oil Crises to Climate Change
- Jared Finnegan (UC Berkeley), Phillip Lipscy (University of Toronto), Jonas Meckling (UC Berkeley), and Florence Metz (University of Twente)
Beyond Lights: The Changing Impact of Rural Electrification in Indian Agriculture
- Sudatta Ray (Stanford)
The Power of Leadership: Implementation Strategies and Low-Carbon Policy Experimentation in Chinese Cities
- Weila Gong (TU Munich)
The role of international organizations in equitable planned relocation
- Gabriela Nagle Alverio (Duke), Suki H. Hoagland (Stanford), Erin Coughlan de Perez (Red Cross Crescent Climate Centre), and Katharine J. Mach (Miami)
Palm oil and the politics of deforestation in Indonesia
- Elías Cisneros (Göttingen), Krisztina Kis-Katos (Göttingen), and Nunung Nuryartono (Bogor)
Ecology of Ecological NGOs: Agenda Setting in the Global Governance of Wildlife
- Takumi Shibaike (European University Institute)