[gep-ed] Online workshop on Friday: What Scholars Know (and Need to Know) about the Politics of Climate Change.

[Aseem Prakash]

Friends and colleagues:

On Friday, November 11 (11:00 am-1:30 pm, Eastern Time), please join us for an 
online workshop on What Scholars Know (and Need to Know) about the Politics of 
Climate Change.

Please note the new zoom link below

This workshop will provide an opportunity to discuss a selection of the papers 
that have been commissioned for a PS Political Science symposium, guest edited 
by Jennifer Hadden and Aseem Prakash.  This Symposium will review important 
recent work on the politics of climate change, stimulating more attention to 
existing climate change research and pointing to outstanding questions with 
relevance to the political science discipline. This Symposium also seeks to 
distill the key lessons from political science for an interdisciplinary 
audience. The program is pasted below (also attached).


What Scholars Know (and Need to Know) about the Politics of Climate Change



Online Workshop

Friday, November 11, 2022

11:00 am-1:30 pm, Eastern Time

Zoom:

https://umd.zoom.us/j/7708237921?pwd=bmFNQnp4aGZ1aCtNekIxeEtvNWVTZz09 
[umd.zoom.us]
Meeting ID: 770 823 7921
Passcode: climate


Organizers

Jennifer Hadden, University of Maryland, College Park

Aseem Prakash, University of Washington, Seattle





Panel 1

11:00-12:00 (noon) EST



Panel 2

12:10-1:30pm EST





How IR Theory on Norm Dynamics can Shed Light on the Politics of Climate Change



Kathryn Sikkink, Harvard University



Legal Strategies for Climate Action



Cary Coglianese, University of Pennsylvania



The Costs of Environmental Commitment: Latino Environmentalism and the 
Disproportionate Costs of Climate-Friendly Policies



Gary Segura, University of California, Los Angeles



10-minute break



Climate Security: How to Write about the Future Without Lapsing into Prophesy



Joshua Busy, University of Texas, Austin



Polarization and the Political Economy of Climate Change



Patrick Egan, New York University

Megan Mullin, Duke University



The Politics of Climate Policy Instrument Choice



David Konisky, Indiana University, Bloomington



Climate Policy Beyond the UNFCCC



Jessica Green, University of Toronto



Non-presenting symposium authors:



Prakash Kashwan, Brandeis University

Karin Bäckstrand, Stockholm University











ASEEM PRAKASH
Professor, Department of Political Science
Walker Family Professor for the College of Arts and Sciences
Founding Director, UW Center for Environmental Politics
University of Washington, Seattle

aseemprakash.net 
[aseemprakash.net]



-- 
You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups 
"gep-ed" group.
To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email 
to gep-ed+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com.
To view this discussion on the web visit 
https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/gep-ed/CO1PR08MB7644146C899765B1A12695E5DD009%40CO1PR08MB7644.namprd08.prod.outlook.com.

Re: [EXTERNAL] [gep-ed] Best environmental alternative to Twitter

[Gellers, Joshua]

I’m leading a faculty workshop series on promoting research through social 
media and the only thing I’d add to what Shannon already wrote is that for the 
very ambitious there is TikTok, which relies mainly on short videos that can be 
augmented with words and images and is geared towards a youth audience (for 
what it’s worth #BookTok seems to be an effective way of promoting fiction and 
non-fiction works). However, given that this format is dynamic, it can also be 
time-intensive, as you need to produce each video if you’re interested in 
maximizing its chance of spreading widely.

There have been ethical questions regarding how China utilizes TikTok (ie 
surveillance), but if you’re interested in engaging young people, this is the 
platform to use. I hope this helps!

Josh

Sent from my iPad

On Nov 11, 2022, at 1:15 AM, 'Shannon Kathryn Orr' via gep-ed 
 wrote:


I just taught a grad class on social media last week. Here’s a quick summary of 
my class! I’m sure others will have other thoughts based on their experiences.

Twitter – easy to engage the broader public, but also lots of space for trolls. 
Good for engaging in conversations and debates. And it is easy to share content 
made by others. Works well with images, text and links.

Instagram – skews to a much younger demographic. Instagram is really about 
original content – sharing of posts is not a thing (although you can with the 
story feature), and you can’t post clickable links in posts. So it is great for 
sharing content more intended for passive scrolling. Comments are possible, but 
in terms of engagement, there is much less compared to other social media.

Facebook – very hard now to develop a Facebook page from scratch and get lots 
of followers unless you already have a known audience. But, Facebook groups are 
very active and a great way to find people who are interested in similar 
issues. Very easy to share images, text and links.

LinkedIn – easy to write and share posts, the expectation of the site though is 
professional content. Not a lot of engagement and debate or resharing of posts.

Snapchat – younger and much more about person to person communication.

Shannon


[image001.png]
Shannon K. Orr, PhD
Professor Political Science Department
118 Williams Hall
Director Falcon Food and Resource Community/Falcon Food Pantry
109 Central Hall
Instagram: @falcon_food_pantry
Bowling Green State University
sk...@bgsu.edu
419-372-7593





From: gep-ed@googlegroups.com  On Behalf Of Charles 
Chester
Sent: Thursday, November 10, 2022 1:56 PM
To: gep-ed 
Subject: [EXTERNAL] [gep-ed] Best environmental alternative to Twitter

Hi all,

Apologies if this has been asked before…but as a social media Neanderthal, I’m 
wondering what might be the most important/visible/ethically-unchallenged 
social media platform for the "environmental community" writ large.

At least in terms of visibility, I’m assuming it’s Twitter because, well, it’s 
just been Twitter for everything. Given recent developments, or one might say 
“regressions,” seems like there’s plenty of justifications to be looking for 
alternatives…and a quick search came up a large number of alternatives out 
there….

Happy to take answers direct to me and I'll collate them for the list.

Additional apologies if my question is too similar to: “What’s the best 
Internet search engine—Google??”

Justifiable answer: "No, it’s Altavista, you medeival Yahoo….”

Thanks,

Charlie Chester
~
EarthWeb.info
 • Native 
Land
 • 
he·him·his
BCI

RE: [EXTERNAL] [gep-ed] Best environmental alternative to Twitter

['Shannon Kathryn Orr' via gep-ed]

I just taught a grad class on social media last week. Here's a quick summary of 
my class! I'm sure others will have other thoughts based on their experiences.

Twitter - easy to engage the broader public, but also lots of space for trolls. 
Good for engaging in conversations and debates. And it is easy to share content 
made by others. Works well with images, text and links.

Instagram - skews to a much younger demographic. Instagram is really about 
original content - sharing of posts is not a thing (although you can with the 
story feature), and you can't post clickable links in posts. So it is great for 
sharing content more intended for passive scrolling. Comments are possible, but 
in terms of engagement, there is much less compared to other social media.

Facebook - very hard now to develop a Facebook page from scratch and get lots 
of followers unless you already have a known audience. But, Facebook groups are 
very active and a great way to find people who are interested in similar 
issues. Very easy to share images, text and links.

LinkedIn - easy to write and share posts, the expectation of the site though is 
professional content. Not a lot of engagement and debate or resharing of posts.

Snapchat - younger and much more about person to person communication.

Shannon


[Bowling Green State University]
Shannon K. Orr, PhD
Professor Political Science Department
118 Williams Hall
Director Falcon Food and Resource Community/Falcon Food Pantry
109 Central Hall
Instagram: @falcon_food_pantry
Bowling Green State University
sk...@bgsu.edu
419-372-7593





From: gep-ed@googlegroups.com  On Behalf Of Charles 
Chester
Sent: Thursday, November 10, 2022 1:56 PM
To: gep-ed 
Subject: [EXTERNAL] [gep-ed] Best environmental alternative to Twitter

Hi all,

Apologies if this has been asked before...but as a social media Neanderthal, 
I'm wondering what might be the most important/visible/ethically-unchallenged 
social media platform for the "environmental community" writ large.

At least in terms of visibility, I'm assuming it's Twitter because, well, it's 
just been Twitter for everything. Given recent developments, or one might say 
"regressions," seems like there's plenty of justifications to be looking for 
alternatives...and a quick search came up a large number of alternatives out 
there

Happy to take answers direct to me and I'll collate them for the list.

Additional apologies if my question is too similar to: "What's the best 
Internet search engine-Google??"

Justifiable answer: "No, it's Altavista, you medeival Yahoo"

Thanks,

Charlie Chester
~
EarthWeb.info
 * Native 
Land
 * 
he*him*his
BCI
 * 
Y2Y
 * 
EMIGRA

[gep-ed] Best environmental alternative to Twitter

[Charles Chester]

Hi all,

Apologies if this has been asked before…but as a social media Neanderthal, I’m 
wondering what might be the most important/visible/ethically-unchallenged 
social media platform for the "environmental community" writ large. 

At least in terms of visibility, I’m assuming it’s Twitter because, well, it’s 
just been Twitter for everything. Given recent developments, or one might say 
“regressions,” seems like there’s plenty of justifications to be looking for 
alternatives…and a quick search came up a large number of alternatives out 
there….

Happy to take answers direct to me and I'll collate them for the list.

Additional apologies if my question is too similar to: “What’s the best 
Internet search engine—Google??” 

Justifiable answer: "No, it’s Altavista, you medeival Yahoo….” 

Thanks,
 
Charlie Chester
~
EarthWeb.info  • Native Land  • 
he·him·his 

BCI  • Y2Y  • EMIGRA 
 • Brandeis 
 • Fletcher 







-- 
You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups 
"gep-ed" group.
To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email 
to gep-ed+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com.
To view this discussion on the web visit 
https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/gep-ed/935BCB26-4034-49AD-96A4-711CB1FFE1C8%40gmail.com.

[gep-ed] COP27 Halfway Point Webinar | Invite

['Pam Chasek' via gep-ed]

[image: Earth Negotiations Bulletin]




[image: COP negotiations]


*Register for the COP 27 Halfway Point Webinar*

At the midway point of the Sharm el-Sheikh Climate Change Conference (COP
27), join the Earth Negotiations Bulletin team live from Egypt as they host
a concise webinar on:

· What progress they saw in the negotiating rooms during week one

· Predictions for week two outcomes based on the trajectory of talks

With half the session devoted to answering audience questions, the COP 27
Halfway Point Webinar is a chance for instructors and students to join the
team in Sharm El-Sheikh behind the world's most authoritative record of
climate negotiations. (Note: A recording will be provided to registrants
who are not able to join live.)

*COP 27 Halfway Point Webinar*

* Sunday, 13 November 2022 4:00 pm - 5:00 pm (Egypt) / 9:00 am - 10:00 am
(New York)*
*Register on Zoom
*





[image: ENB Logo]


*  Share  *


*  Tweet  *


*  Share  *


*  Forward  *


International Institute for Sustainable Development

You're receiving this email per your subscription preferences.

Preferences

  |  Unsubscribe

[gep-ed] RE: Vacancy for a Postdoc position on Governing marine pollution

[Leeuwen, Judith van]

Dear all,

There are a lot of vacancies at my department. In addition to the one below, we 
now also have a Postdoc vacancy for the EU funded project PERMAGOV. A position 
that focuses on how reflexivity and e-governance can help improve the 
performance of marine governance, especially the implementation of EU marine 
policies that contribute to the EU green deal. The full vacancy can be found 
here: 
https://www.wur.nl/en/vacancy/post-doctoral-researcher-reflexivity-in-marine-governance-to-improve-implementation-and-performance.htm

Feel free to pass on to your graduates, PhDs and your network!

If you have any questions about this vacancy, let me know.

Judith van Leeuwen

Associate Professor I Environmental Policy Group I Wageningen University
Leeuwenborch I Hollandseweg 1 I 6706 KN Wageningen I The Netherlands I room 2026
E: judith.vanleeu...@wur.nl I P: + 31 (0)317 
483917 I W: www.enp.wur.nl

From: Leeuwen, Judith van
Sent: 31 October 2022 17:29
To: gep-ed@googlegroups.com
Cc: Hendriksen, Astrid 
Subject: Vacancy for a Postdoc position on Governing marine pollution

Dear all,

Please note and share the vacancy for a Postdoctoral researcher for the EU 
funded project SOSZeroPol2030. The position focuses on developing governance 
scenarios through a participatory and co-production approach with 
practitioners. The project knows an interdisciplinary consortium, while the 
postdoc has a social scientific focus and is based at the Environmental Policy 
Group of Wageningen University in the Netherlands, with myself and Astrid 
Hendriksen as supervisors. See for more information: 
https://www.wur.nl/en/vacancy/post-doctoral-researcher-governance-scenarios-for-zero-pollution-of-european-seas.htm

Let me know if you have any questions,

Judith van Leeuwen

Associate Professor I Environmental Policy Group I Wageningen University
Leeuwenborch I Hollandseweg 1 I 6706 KN Wageningen I The Netherlands I room 2026
E: judith.vanleeu...@wur.nl I P: + 31 (0)317 
483917 I W: www.enp.wur.nl

-- 
You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups 
"gep-ed" group.
To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email 
to gep-ed+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com.
To view this discussion on the web visit 
https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/gep-ed/DU2PR01MB80962442FE74A92D55C4FB739A019%40DU2PR01MB8096.eurprd01.prod.exchangelabs.com.