The papers submitted by each panellist will be published on this page as we receive them. Unless otherwise indicated, the titles link directly to a PDF download. Titles are ordered alphabetically by the lead author’s surname.
List of papers
Baker, L. (2014) The evolving role of finance in South Africa’s renewable energy sector (link to article online), Geoforum, 64:146-156
Beck, S. Policy-relevant and yet policy-neutral, never policy-prescriptive
Borie, M., Mahony, M. and Hulme, M. Somewhere between everywhere and nowhere: the institutional epistemologies of IPBES and the IPCC
Bose, A., Garcia, C. and Vira, B. Mottled motivations, direct incentives: Understanding people’s engagement with incentives for shade grown coffee in the Western Ghats, India
Case, P., Evans, L.S., Fabinyi, M., Cohen, P.J., Hicks, C.C., Prideaux, M. and Mills, D.J. Rethinking environmental leadership: the social construction of leaders and leadership in discourses of ecological crisis, development and conservation
Chirambo, B. What should REDD+ be about? Forest governance incentives or incentives and energy investment?
Damodaran, V. Environmental history for the Anthropocene: perspectives on environment and development in the locality
Ezzine-de-Blas, D. Crowding-in or crowding-out? A conceptual framework to understand motivations in payments for ecosystem services
Faye, P. From “better representation” to subordination in participatory forest management in Senegal
Handberg, Ø and Angelsen, A. PES and crowding-out effects: A framed forest experiment in Tanzania
Huff, A. and Mehta, L., The new politics of scarcity: A review of political positionings, current trends and their socio-economic implications
Lohmann, L. What is the ‘green’ in ‘green growth’?
Lyons, K. and Westoby, P. Carbon markets and the new ‘carbon violence’: A case study of plantation forestry in Uganda
Middleton, C. Arenas of water justice on Transboundary Rivers: A rights-based approach to the food-water-energy nexus in Southeast Asia
Mutz, D. Circular economy and informal waste management in India – a contradiction?
Narayanan, L. and Chikarmane, P. Full circle: mapping circuits of informal labour and waste materials
Nightingale, A.J. Challenging the Romance with Resilience: communities, scale and climate change
Ogra, A. ‘Decision-making’ in the Anthropocene: adaptation, coffee growers and climate change in South India
Segal, R., Millstone, E. and Thompson, J. An assessment of global agricultural assessments
Scheba, A. The politics of inclusion/exclusion of REDD+ in Tanzania
Wilshusen, P. and MacDonald, K. Business of biodiversity: Corporate enactment, conservation governance and the (anti-) politics of articulation
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