The University of East Anglia in Norwich, United Kingdom, is an acknowledged centre of excellence in relation to the study of the inter-linkages between natural and human systems. It is home to several internationally renowned research centres (such as the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research (which is headquartered at UEA), CSERGE and the Climatic Research Unit) as well as the Schools of Environmental Sciences and International Development. UEA has been a passionate advocate and exponent of policy relevant interdisciplinarity since its foundation in 1963. UEA is also distinctive in terms of the diversity of methodologies and theories used and developed by its researchers and teachers. Consequently, it is actively involved in understanding processes across all 5 analytical problems of the Earth System Governance research agenda.
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This book examines how, and under what conditions, states – in collaboration with non-state actors – can govern a societal…
The viability of small island developing states (SIDS) is threatened by three distinct processes – a backlash against globalisation; rising…
Multispecies Justice (MSJ) is a theory and practice seeking to correct the defects making dominant theories of justice incapable of…
Environmental mega conferences have become the format of choice in environmental governance. Conferences of the Parties (COPs) under the climate…