[gep-ed] Easy readings on UNCLOS?

Dear GEP-eders, It's that time of year again -- syllabus prep! I'm teaching a new class to first and second year undergraduates which will include an extensive section on ocean-related issues. In addition to specific issues (fishing on the high seas, deep-sea exploration, etc.), I would like to

[gep-ed] UNCLOS Readings

Dear GEP-Eders, Many thanks for your prompt and helpful responses to my inquiry on UNCLOS readings. Here is a list, with some brief annotation, of your suggestions. Again, many thanks! Peter Nolan on Imperial Archipelagos (NLR, 80, March-April 2013, links below).

[gep-ed] textual analysis dictionaries

Dear Gep-Ed, Happy New Year! I am starting a new project which will use textual analysis of organizational documents (mainly press releases and annual reports) to see which organizations work on various aspects of climate change. As such, I will need to compile a dictionary of terms related to

[gep-ed] Assignments for an Enviro Activism class?

Dear GEP-ed-ers, It's that time of the summer -- syllabus prep! I'm teaching a class on environmental activism. The last time around, I had an assignment where the students had to profile an activist organization and provide some analysis of its strengths and weaknesses, per the literature we

[gep-ed] Readings on SDGs?

Dear all, Happy Holidays! It's that time of year again -- syllabus prep! Does anyone have a suggestion for a good reading on the SDGs? I'm looking for something that explains their evolution from the Millennium Development Goals, the political interests that explain the negotiations and if

[gep-ed] New article: IR scholars don't study GEP

iscipline/8F8206994B7C44928BCE6BEDFE4BC2B2> . Comments always welcome! With thanks, Jessica Green and Tom Hale -- Assistant Professor, Environmental Studies New York University Author,* Rethinking Private Authority* <http://press.princeton.edu/titles/10148.html> Website <https://wp.nyu.edu/jessica_green/&

[gep-ed] Readings on Flint?

Dear all, I hope your summers are going well. It's syllabus time again. I am looking for some readings about activism around the Flint water crisis. I want something that lays out they key actors -- who have organized around this issue before, during and after it came to the national stage.

[gep-ed] Climate Change Politics position at American University

Of potential interest -- great climate gig at American! *Climate Change Politics (Associate Professor or Professor)* *School of International Service* *American University* The School of International Service (SIS) at American University invites candidates, from across the disciplines, with

[gep-ed] syllabus reading recommendations

Hi all, Does anyone have suggestions for readings about the relationship between scholarship and activism -- that is, how we practice scholarship, given our political proclivities and desire to produce societal change? Any suggestions much appreciated! (Yes, I'm late on my syllabus prep. Don't

[gep-ed] Energy boot camp for early career scholars

Perhaps of interest to some of you: From: Ellen Williams mailto:e...@umd.edu>> Date: Monday, November 26, 2018 at 10:07 AM To: Ellen Williams mailto:e...@umd.edu>> Subject: Opportunity for Young Researchers Dear Colleagues, I’d like to bring to your attention an opportunity for young

Re: [gep-ed] PoliSci & Climate Change

ursday, August 1, 2019 at 10:32 AM To: Gep-Ed Subject: [gep-ed] PoliSci & Climate Change Gep-ed Colleagues, With the tireless leadership of Prof. Jessica Green, our co-authored piece on Political Science & Climate Change<https://duckofminerva.com/2019/08/changing-the-atmosphere-in-po

Re: [gep-ed] just a thought

I too would be willing, though am limited by childcare responsibilities. Regards, Jessica -- Jessica F. Green Associate Professor, Political Science Author, Rethinking Private Authority jf.gr...@utoronto.ca

[gep-ed] Teaching-stream position at University of Toronto

Dear colleagues, A great opportunity at the School of the Environment at U of T: Asst prof of Sustainability. Deadline in a month! Details here: https://utoronto.taleo.net/careersection/10050/jobdetail.ftl?job=2001536=GMT-04%3A00=America%2FNew_York -- Jessica F. Green Associate Professor,

[gep-ed] Job in Climate data analytics

Dear Gep-ed-ers, Here’s a great opportunity to move to an awesome city and work on

[gep-ed] Job alert! School of Environment job in Toronto

Hi all, Job alert: U of T School of Environment is hiring for a position in Sustainability. Details here: https://jobs.utoronto.ca/job/Toronto-Assistant-Professor%2C-Teaching-Stream-Contractually-Limited-Term-Appointment-Sustainability-ON/546116417/ Best, JFG -- Jessica F. Green Associate

[gep-ed] New Article in Foreign Affairs: Climate policy beyond COP26

Dear colleagues, Shameless plug for a piece out today in Foreign Affairs about how to promote decarbonization beyond the UNFCCC. Ungated for the next 48 hours! Best, Jessica -- Jessica F. Green Associate Professor,

[gep-ed] FYI: Postdoc in climate and gender

Posting for a colleague: Postdoctoral Research Associate Position - AY 2023-23 Yale University seeks to appoint a postdoctoral research associate for 12-16 months, ideally starting in August or September 2022. The position involves working on a project on gender and climate change with

[gep-ed] Re: New paper on Net Zero

ep-ed@googlegroups.com on behalf of Jessica Green Sent: Monday, June 5, 2023 8:47 AM To: gep-ed@googlegroups.com Subject: [gep-ed] New paper on Net Zero Dear all, Apologies for the shameless self-promotion, but you may wish to have a look at a new paper out in Climate Policy. It’s a great “wo

[gep-ed] New paper on Net Zero

Dear all, Apologies for the shameless self-promotion, but you may wish to have a look at a new paper out in Climate Policy. It’s a great “workhorse” paper – shows rigorously what we already know about net zero. There’s a lot of talk, but not a lot of implementation. This is a meta-review of

[gep-ed] New article in Foreign Affairs

Dear colleagues, Apologies for the shameless self-promotion. I thought this piece might be useful for those of you teaching climate politics: my latest in Foreign Affairs on the case for getting rid of all non-permanent