Climate governance - Samenvattingen en Aantekeningen

Got an 8.0 for the exam. This document covers important ideas about international governance. It explains different theories, like realism and liberalism, and how they help us understand global issues such as human rights and climate change.What challenges countries face when working together and the role of both states and non-state actors in global governance. It provides a clear overview of how power and interests shape international relations.

Literature included in summary is as following: 1. Wiering (2019) Understanding Dutch Flood risk management, principles and pitfalls 2. Keessen et al (2013) The Concept of Resilience from a Normative Perspective: Examples from Dutch Adaptation Strategies 3. Koop et al. (2017) Assessing the governance capacity of cities to address challenges of water, waste and climate change 4. Cash et al., (2003) Knowledge systems for sustainable development 5. Lemos et al. (2012) Narrowing the climate...

In this extensive summary of the Analysis of International Politics lectures, you will find a summary of 13 lectures, discussing the following concepts: College 1: intro College 2: anarchy College 3: hierarchy College 4: interdependence College 5: capitalism College 6: international cooperation College 7: international norms, international law College 8: international organizations: College 9: effectiveness and legitimacy of global governance College 10: new forms of global g...

Complete summary of all lectures and readings for the course Governance of Global Sustainability.

Summary of all the exam chapters of the book 'International Govenance'. Lectured at Leiden University in 2024/2025.

Lecture 1: Introduction, Lecture 2: Power and security of the state, Lecture 3: Framing and agenda settings, Lecture 4: Global governance, Lecture 5: midterm, Lecture 6: Environment and climate change, Lecture 7: International climate negotiations, Lecture 8: War and peace, Lecture 9: Security in a chaotic world, Lecture 10: Global cyber security I, Lecture 11: Global cyber security II, Lecture 12: States and pandemics, Lecture 13: Guest lecture.

Summary of the articles that needed to be studied for Hazards and Risk Assessment.

This document contains a summary of almost all articles for the course Environmental Policy (AM) [ERM]. THIS DOCUMENT CONTAINS A SUMMARY FOR THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES: Astbury, B., & Leeuw, F. L. (2010). Unpacking Black Boxes: Mechanisms and Theory Building in Evaluation. American Journal of Evaluation, 31(3), 363-381. Birkland, T. A. (2016). An introduction to the policy process : theories, concepts, and models of public policy making. Castree, N. (2010, 01 Sep. 2010). Neoliberalism a...

This document entails all the obliged literature as noted in the Course Guide of this course (ENR-20306) teached at the Wageningen University year 2022-2023. Books: • Hanley, Nick, Jason Shogren, and Ben White (2019), Introduction to environmental economics. Oxford University Press, 3rd edition, 2019 (ch. 1–3,5,8,12,15) • Fisher, Naidoo, and Ricketts (2014) A field guide to economics for conservationists. WH Freeman, Cheltenham, UK., chapter: 2 • Van Koppen & Spaargaren, Environmen...

Case 1: the era of the great acceleration and the Anthropocene, Case 2: environments and their effects on health, Case 3: defining health in an environmental context, Case 4: perspectives on sustainability and sustainable development, Case 5: european governance of sustainability and health, Case 6: sustainable city scenarios, Case 7: a healthy future climate, Case 8: biodiversity and ecosystem services for human health, Case 9: how are food speculation climate change and human health r...