On climate change, Prof Burns has a comprehensive list. On other issues (toxic waste storage in other countries, development of Brazilian Amazon, etc.) I recommend the Georgetown Pew Case Studies in international relations: faculty.guisd.org
I routinely use the case studies in my classes, with flashpoint moment scenarios that I conceive. I hope this helps. If you want some examples of how I ask students to write 'talking points' position memos before class in accordance with roles they are assigned, let me know. Regards, Todd Todd Eisenstadt, Professor Department of Government http://www.american.edu/spa/faculty/eisensta.cfm [email protected] [email protected] wrote: ----- To: GEP-Ed List <[email protected]> From: "[email protected]" Sent by: [email protected] Date: 08/01/2012 06:14PM Subject: [gep-ed] Simulation in collaborative governance Dear GEP-ers, For my Public Policy and the Environment class, I am looking for a good simulation-exercise on collaborative governance. The idea is to introduce a policy or planning problem quickly and effectively, and then have students play different stakeholder roles in trying to come up with a solution. Any pointers, either in the US or beyond, would be much appreciated. Many thanks. Lyuba Lyuba Zarsky Associate Professor Graduate School of International Policy and Management Monterey Institute of International Studies http://www.miis.edu/ Local: 608 San Miguel Ave, Berkeley CA 94707 USA Cell: +510 495 4598 [email protected]
