Working Groups
Working groups are flexible research collaborations with more narrow or specific focus areas and commonly with limited time horizons. These groups either bring together a sub-community within a Taskforce or else are self-standing and mobilize scholars to study an unexplored area of earth system governance research.
We are keen on exploring and discussing the challenges, possibilities, and opportunities one encounters when seeking…
The “Decarbonization” Working Group is part of the “Task Force on Climate Governance”. It gathers researchers…
Human, animal and environmental health constitutes a critically important issue in relation to earth system governance…
This group gathers researchers from various disciplines who are interested in questions of democracy, power and…
The Urban Working Group of the Earth System Governance Project was created at the end of…
The Asia and Pacific Working Group (formerly Asia-Pacific Working Group)seeks to initiate collective and collaborative dialogue…
ESGRREW was created in 2016, opening an inclusive and ethical space where different perspectives can join forces to shape a common understanding of our world in law and policy
Creating and enhancing carbon sinks has become the newest pillar of climate policy in the era of the Paris Agreement, which calls for a ‘balance of sources and sinks’ on route to the ambitious temperature targets of 2C – or even 1.5C – by century’s end...