*Dear geped colleagues,As everyone prepares or revises their syllabi for
the coming year, I want to flag an upcoming resource for teaching
international climate change governance. Below is also a request for
suggestions for publications or references to include in the video’s
annotations. We’re also exploring ways to make the videos interactive - any
ideas are more than welcome.The International Institute of Sustainable
Development – Reporting Services (IISDRS, the publisher of the Earth
Negotiations Bulletin) is producing a series of four, fifteen-minute videos
called The Paris Knowledge Bridge: Unpacking International Climate
Governance. The videos discuss: - the history of the UNFCCC;- the pillars
of climate governance;- the science and economics; and,- the road to Paris
& beyondThese videos are unique because representatives from states, civil
society and UN agencies who are actively involved in creating global
climate policies and politics explain the past, present and future of
climate governance. We have interviews with 60 people, from Assistant
Secretary General Janos Pasztor and UNEP Executive Director Achim Steiner,
frontline delegates drafting the new agreement’s text and civil society
working to influence policy. There are cameos by a well-known geped
colleague...The videos will be available for free on the IISDRS website by
August 15. I will send a note to geped when they are complete.IISD is using
a unique video platform to host these video that allows for the videos to
be annotated with links to academic books and articles as well as primary
sources, such as policy statements, official documentation, and our own
Earth Negotiations Bulletin coverage of the UNFCCC, IPCC, and other
meetings. If you have suggestions for sources that you regularly use in
your courses, or you find helpful to teach climate governance, please email
me at [email protected] <[email protected]>. Please also feel free to
reach out to discuss innovative ways to use this platform.Many thanks! I
look forward to sharing the links to the videos with you all very
soon!Best,Jen AllanPhD Candidate, Liu ScholarUniversity of British
ColumbiaTeam Leader, Writer, “Showrunner”Earth Negotiations
BulletinInternational Institute for Sustainable Development – Reporting
Services*​

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