Conference Agenda

A strive for effective ocean governance: managing institutional complexity through coordination

Matilda Petersson

Institutional Overlap and Interplay Management for Marine Environmental Governance in the Seas of East Asia: ASEAN, COBSEA and PEMSEA

Maruf Maruf

Who is governing marine plastic pollution?

Babet de Groot

Science-Policy-Industry Relations from Marine Laboratory Perspectives

Alice Vadrot, Krystel Wanneau, Arne Langlet, Ina Tessnow-von Wysocki

Democracy for the Anthropocene? Future imaginations in the Swedish Climate Parliament

Joost de Moor, Mattias Wahlström

Justice and time: futures in Loss and Damage

Maria Kaufmann, Sietske Veenman

Spatializing green energy futures: sociotechnical imaginaries and just transitions in the High North

Benno Fladvad

Deliberation through mapping assignments: exploring energy justice in citizen mapping assignments

Simone Haarbosch, Tamara Metze

Climate risks and the cost of capital: compounding challenges of justice and allocation in earth system governance

Steffen Bauer, Clara Brandi, Ulrich Volz

Taming Tech for Sustainability Transformation: digitalization and the challenges of equity and justice in global environmental governance

Chair(s): Vinícius Mendes

Discussant(s): Eduardo Viola

Digital technologies and transformative environmental governance in agriculture: the Landless Workers’ Movement use of the Arvoredo app in Brazil

Estevan Coca, Ricardo Barbosa Jr.

Seeing From Above: Automated Monitoring of the Rainforest as Threats to the State

Anthony Calacino

Big Tech firms’ prophecy to “save the climate”: green digitalization and vested interests in global climate governance

Vinícius Mendes, Eduardo Viola

Green Conservative Modernization? The socio-economic dilemmas of AI for low-carbon agriculture in Brazil

Niels Søndergaard

Local pathways of climate change adaptation: discourses, actors and tools

Chair(s): Claudia Morsut

Discussant(s): Lisa Sanderink

Local climate change adaptation in Stavanger municipality (Norway)

Claudia Morsut, Ole Andreas Engen

Climate adaptation in Bergen (Norway): an embedded approach?

Simon Neby, Elisabeth Angell, Hanna Kvamsås

Local climate change adaptation in Sweden: national and local practices from a securitisation perspective

Karina Barquet, Mathilda Englund

Climate change adaptation: a risk approach to deal with potential flooding in Dordrecht, The Netherlands

Nenya Jochemsen, Heleen Mees

Deep systems change for a more just and sustainable world

Chair(s): Norman M. Kearney

Presenter(s): Norman M. Kearney, Henrik Carlsen, Nina Weitz, Eleonora Bonaccorsi

Governing urban transformation III: Policy and politics of experimentation and scaling

Chair(s): Elisa Kochskämper, Matteo Roggero

Discussant(s): Klaus Eisenack

Governing spatial scaling within, across, and beyond and cities

Kristine Kern, Elisa Kochskämper, Peter Eckersley

Out of the limelight: scaling climate action in the experimenting city

Matteo Roggero

Urban climate governance and climate justice in the SW of England

Sophia Hatzisavvidou, Oscar Berglund, Jess Britton, Celia Robbins

Scaling deep at the margin: Reflecting on the coproduction of Nature-based Solutions as decolonial praxis in Cape Town.

Patience Mguni

Climate change and biodiversity: Challenges for financing, governing and achieving fair outcomes

Chair(s): Cristina Y. A. Inoue, Karen M. Siegel, Guilherme de Queiroz Stein

Discussant(s): Karen M. Siegel

Bioeconomy in the Brazilian Amazon: New Solution or New Threat?

Fabio de Castro

Podáali indigenous fund: transformative governance in the Amazon?

Verônica Korber Gonçalves, Thaís Lemos Ribeiro, Cristina Y. A. Inoue, Juliana Lins

State capacities and payment for environmental services in Brazilian municipalities

Carlos Eduardo Frickmann Young, Biancca Scarpeline de Castro, Matheus de Andrade Santos, Bruno Borges Silvério Sebastião

Promoting a fair and equitable sharing of benefits? An analysis of the new Brazilian biodiversity law

Guilherme de Queiroz Stein, Karen M. Siegel

The Paris Moment for biodiversity: is it actually good news for nature?

Ana Maria Ulloa

Regulatory Disengagement and the Shifting Politics of Biotechnology under the Convention on Biological Diversity

Florian Rabitz, Elsa Tsioumani

Transforming biodiversity governance? Indigenous Peoples’ contributions and the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework

Louisa Parks, Elsa Tsioumani

Not in my waters: Linking and unlinking marine biodiversity in the negotiations of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework

Alice B. M. Vadrot, Silvia C. Ruiz Rodríguez, Ina Tessnow-von Wysocki

A fallacy of the commons in the making? Mapping science-patent relations to inform governance of marine genetic resources

Paul Dunshirn

The Role of (Multi)national Oil and Gas companies in Leaving Fossil Fuels Underground: A systematic literature review

Janina Herzog-Hawelka, Joyeeta Gupta

Who is the fossil fuel industry and how should we engage them? Lessons from unhealthy commodity industries

Michael J Bloomfield

Transformative Industrial Decarbonization Policy: A Comparative Multi-Criteria Analysis in Europe.

Moises Covarrubias, Milan Elkerbout, Cameron Henderson, Irina Kustova, Luke Hatton, Gaia Guadadnini

Drivers for Policy Change: Decarbonising the Energy Intensive Industries

Ebba Matilda Minas

Are national policy frameworks for the decarbonisation of energy-intensive industries fit for purpose? Lessons from 13 countries

Simon Dominik Otto, Sebastian Oberthür, Annika Tönjes, Lauri Peterson, Hilton Trollip, Saritha Vishwanathan

Talking Transformation? How International Organisations Speak about Sustainability

Matthias Kranke, Thilo Wiertz

Global norms in corporate disclosures: Multinational firms’ discourse on climate change

Chris Höhne, Christian Kahmann, Mathis Lohaus

Private Auditors and the Verification of Private Sustainability Standards

Stefan Renckens, Graeme Auld

Climate Migration as Earth Systems Migration: Global Relocation(s) in the Anthropocene

Andrea C. Simonelli