Rakhyun E. Kim

Senior Research Fellows

Dr. Rakhyun E. Kim

New Directions Lead Author

Utrecht University, The Netherlands

Scientific Steering Committee Lead Faculty Research Fellows Coordinators Senior Research Fellows Staff New Directions

About

Dr Rak Kim is Assistant Professor of Global Environmental Governance in the Copernicus Institute of Sustainable Development at Utrecht University, The Netherlands.

For more information, please visit http://www.uu.nl/staff/RKim.

Related Publications

Protecting biodiversity in areas beyond national jurisdiction: An earth system governance perspective

De Santo, E.M., Á. Ásgeirsdóttir, A. Barros-Platiau, F. Biermann, J. Dryzek, L.R. Gonçalves, R.E. Kim, E. Mendenhall, R. Mitchell, E. Nyman, M. Scobie, K. Sun, R. Tiller, D.G. Webster and O. Young
Seeding the clouds to reach the sky: Will China’s weather modification practices support the legitimization of climate engineering?

Bluemling, Bettina, Rakhyun E. Kim, and Frank Biermann
New directions in earth system governance research

Burch, Sarah, Aarti Gupta, Cristina Y.A Inoue, Agni Kalfagianni, Åsa Persson, Andrea K, Gerlak, Atsushi Ishii, James Patterson, Jonathan Pickering, Michelle Scobie, Jeroen Van der Heijden, Joost Vervoort, Carolina Adler, Michael Bloomfield, Riyante Djalante, John Dryzek, Victor Galaz, Christopher Gordon, Renée Harmon, Sikina Jinnah, Rakhyun E. Kim, Lennart Olsson, Judith Van Leeuwen, Vasna Ramasar, Paul Wapner, Ruben Zondervan. Earth System Governance Journal. In Press

Related research

BBNJ Initiative

A major development in ocean governance involves the effort to devise a legally binding Implementing Agreement to the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea on Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction (BBNJ). The Earth System Governance Project is undertaking cutting-edge social science research to inform this process.

Global Goals

Explaining the steering effects of the Sustainable Development Goals through a detailed investigation of their institutional arrangements and actor networks, at international and national levels.

Task Force on Earth System Law

A major objective of the Taskforce on Earth System Law is to explore novel legal developments in and for the Anthropocene, where the earth as a whole is now seen to have become a socio-ecological system with human societies acting as a global geophysical force capable of changing this system, and at once as stewards of earth system care.

Dr. Rakhyun E. Kim

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Related Publications

Protecting biodiversity in areas beyond national jurisdiction: An earth system governance perspective

De Santo, E.M., Á. Ásgeirsdóttir, A. Barros-Platiau, F. Biermann, J. Dryzek, L.R. Gonçalves, R.E. Kim, E. Mendenhall, R. Mitchell, E. Nyman, M. Scobie, K. Sun, R. Tiller, D.G. Webster and O. Young

Seeding the clouds to reach the sky: Will China’s weather modification practices support the legitimization of climate engineering?

Bluemling, Bettina, Rakhyun E. Kim, and Frank Biermann

New directions in earth system governance research

Related research

BBNJ Initiative

Global Goals

Explaining the steering effects of the Sustainable Development Goals through a detailed investigation of their institutional arrangements and actor networks, at international and national levels.

Task Force on Earth System Law