Earth System Governance
AMSTERDAM, Netherlands
Scientific Steering Committee Headquarters
LUND, Sweden
International Projects Office
Profs. Bernstein and Hoffmann are both lead faculty in the Earth System Governance network, the world’s largest social science research network in the area of governance and global environmental change.
Accountability in Global Environmental Governance Task Force
SYDNEY, Australia
Prof. Teresa Kramarz co-directs with Dr. Susan Park in the University of Sydney a taskforce on accountability, transparency and democratic quality of environmental decision making.
Environmental Economics and Policy Research Network
OTTAWA, Canada
Profs. Bernstein and Hoffmann take part in this SSHRC funded Canadian research network of 60 academics and practitioners facilitated by the University of Ottawa and the University of Calgary.
Governance, Environment and Markets (GEM) Initiative
NEW HAVEN, United States
Prof. Bernstein is a faculty associate for this initiative led by Benjamin Cashore, a research team member for the EGL’s decarbonization project , at Yale University’s School of Forestry and Environmental Studies.
Leverhulme Network on Transnational Climate Governance
DURHAM, United Kingdom
Prof. Hoffmann participates in this research network, funded by the Leverhulme Foundation from 2008-11. Headed up by Harriet Bulkeley, a research team member for the EGL’s decarbonization project, this network includes 16 climate governance scholars from around the world.