ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Presentation by Arne Langlet and Alice Vadrot during ECPR Virtual General Conference
COVID-19 effects on marine biodiversity negotiations: A new pathway for digital diplomacy?
Panel Environmental and Tourism Policy. Adaptations and Innovations
August 25, 2020
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and related measures, negotiations for a new international legally binding instrument under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea on the conservation and sustainable use of marine biological diversity of areas beyond national jurisdiction (BBNJ) have been indefinitely postponed.
More information here.
Online presentation by Alice Vadrot during 4s Annual Meeting
Does the Common Heritage Principle make any difference? The case of marine biodiversity in the digital age
Ways of Knowing the Digital Anthropocene (Sensing and Seeing) Session
August 18, 2020
In the digital age, governing the access to and use of natural resources requires an update of previously agreed-on regulations.
More information here.
New publication by Alice Vadrot in Environmental Science & Policy
Buidling authority and relevance in the early history of IPBES
This paper reviews the early history of IPBES and focuses on epistemic choices that occurred early on in its establishment and assessment work.
Read the paper here.
New forum piece by Alice Vadrot in Critical Policy Studies
Multilaterism as a `site´ of struggle over environmental knowledge: the North-South divide
This forum piece discusses why multilateral spaces are key ‘sites’ for studying struggles over environmental knowledge and how Collaborative Event Ethnography (CEE) can open up new avenues for Critical Policy Studies.
Read the forum piece here.
IN THE MEDIA:
Alice Vadrot in Ö1 Radiokolleg (in German)
Das Meer. Ort der Sehnsucht, Ort der Gesetzlosigkeit
June 2-4, 2020
When we think of the sea, we think of the immensity, the rumbling and roaring, the freedom and eventually the holidays. It has always symbolized the unknown – even today, parts of the ocean depths have not been explored.
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