PROBLEMSHIFTING

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Drawing on over 4,500 public comments from 24 solar projects across the US and UK, this session will explore whether solar development is effectively addressing the climate crisis, or if its implementation is giving rise to new forms of contestation

🌏 ProblemSHIFTING Seminar Series #9: Evaluating ProblemShifting Perceptions Related to Large Scale Solar Projects Join our upcoming seminar by Dr Gilbert Michaud exploring evolving public discourses the US and UK on Solar projects.

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Dr Mendenhall examines how BBNJ will reconcile with sectoral bodies like the International Seabed Authority. Further questioning if polycentric governance can prevent problem shifting between ocean sectors under BBNJ.

🌏 ProblemSHIFTING Seminar Series #8: Can the BBNJ Agreement Orchestrate a Polycentric Ocean Governance Regime? Join our upcoming seminar by Dr Elizabeth Mendenhall exploring the relationship between the BBNJ and the other bodies that make up the ocean governance regime.

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In this seminar, Prof. Bridgewater critically evaluates the World Heritage Convention's legacy and trajectory, and questions whether the convention has become obsolete ("zombie convention"), needs reform, or is expanding into new areas like biodiversity governance.

🌏 ProblemSHIFTING Seminar Series #7: Drifters, Zombies, and Changelings: World Cultural and Natural Heritage Convention's fit in this Taxonomy Join our upcoming seminar by Prof. Peter Bridgewater on the convention's effectiveness in addressing its original goals!

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Prof Rabitz explores how high-risk tech drives problemshifts by destabilizing governance arrangements, creating pressure for contested institutional adjustments. Seminar highlights their dual role in solving sustainability issues while generating risks, sparking ripple effects.

🌐 ProblemSHIFTING Seminar Series #6: High-Risk Technologies as a Destabilizing Force in Global Governance Join our upcoming seminar by Prof Florian Rabitz (Vilnius University) sheds light on whether such technologies solve crises or create new governance nightmares.

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Didier envisions multilateral diplomacy as complex governance system, exploring solutions for methodological challenges in the field. Seminar explores integrations of network analysis, text mining, and statistical modelling to predict policy diffusion.

🌐 ProblemSHIFTING Seminar Series #5: A Computational Approach to Multilateral Diplomacy Join our upcoming seminar to discover cutting-edge insights from Dr. Didier Wernli (University of Geneva)!

🌍 ProblemSHIFTING Seminar Series #4: The Role of the Global Environment Facility in Problem Shifting Mitigation Join us for the next session in the series with Işık Girgiç (PhD Researcher, Utrecht University.

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Işık explores how the GEF can enhance its pivotal role in mitigating environmental problem shifting. Seminar highlights GEF’s role in fostering synergies among fragmented environmental regimes while identifying opportunities to expand its impact and maximizing global benefits.

🌍 Join us on Jan 16 for #ProblemSHIFTINGSeminarSeries 3: “The Integrity of International Carbon Markets in an Era of Reform,” with Dr. Sasha Maher (Lecturer in Sustainability at the University of Auckland)