Addressing governance processes & institutions for the fundamental 21st century challenges of global environmental change. An @ESG_Project flagship publication.

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Exciting news: "Earth System Governance" @ESG_Journal has first Impact Factor: 5.6! JCI Rank: - Environm'l Studies: top #5 of 176 journals - Internat'l Relations: #5/159 - Polit. Sci.: #10/315 - Publ. Administration: #3/89 Many thanks to all editors, authors, & readers!🍾
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Exciting news: The "Earth System Governance" @ESG_Journal has attained its first Impact Factor: 5.6! Many thanks to all editors, authors, & readers!🍾 Rankings below 👇
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This new @ESG_Journal article by @ecardonasantos explores NBSAPs as essential for mainstreaming biodiversity by translating global ambition into national policies. Read the entire article here: bit.ly/43eNEba
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Volume 17 of the @ESG_Journal is underway! Read more 👇 bit.ly/42HXxxr
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New @ESG_Journal article by @guiqstein & Karen Siegel discusses biodiversity integration into bioeconomy approaches. #Mainstreaming and centering biodiversity in strategies, we should consider questions around distribution, equity, and accountability: bit.ly/46lVq5z
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📣NERPS core members and fellows, @dahlia_cs @AySharifi, Chui Ying Lee, @leecandelaria & Shinji Kaneko, just published their study in @ESG_Journal. They identified which aspects of peace are most closely related to environmental sustainability buff.ly/3RxQyCN
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very valid advice ⬇️ also applicable to other journals, including @ESG_Journal
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The #SDGs have had limited transformative political impact thus far. Most governments often replicate existing priorities and tend to selectively implement those #SDGs that support policies they have already prioritised 👇 nature.com/articles/s41893-0… @FHBBiermann @CASenit @OsloSDG
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Our new @ESG_Journal paper discusses the value of combining social & ecological #restoration research to create "shared vision for restorations that lead to sustainable solutions and enhanced community stewardship of marine ecologies." @ginadrew @Sean4Sea sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Hot off the presses @ESG_Journal: many initiatives tackle the #ClimateEmergency using #digital tools. But in a post-truth era, too many of them aim at gathering more #data while the most transformative strategies focus on behavioural change and empowering local #communities (1/2)
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Paper accepted in @ESG_Journal for a special issue on #sustainablity and #digital innovations: a portrait of initiatives leveraging digital technologies for #climate #governance. Stay tuned for more details. Co-authored by @damon_matthews @kschulz_rug @david_rolnick et al.
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Thrilled to see that this year, 90,305 colleagues have downloaded articles from our @ESG_Journal. Of course we'll continue to publish all articles fully open access - available for download in each and every home office forever. Brought to you by @ESG_Project
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Artificial intelligence is often promoted to address sustainable development challenges. This raises new questions about transformations in earth system governance. Read all about it in our new article. @Mitzi_Bolton @MikeMintrom @MonashMSDI @MonashPolicy sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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New @ESG_Journal looks at climate adaptation through the lens of power relationships. Can policy actors move from knowledge and authority imbalances towards inclusivity, reflexivity, and the empowerment of marginalized or less powerful actors? @Summitvij19 et al. @WUR address how
📌Also hot off the digital press: How can policy actors deal with the negative effects of #power during policymaking processes related to #climatechange adaptation? Answer in this 👇 new review article by @SumitVij19 & colleagues @WUR @ESG_Project sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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8 June is #WorldOceansDay - @ESG_Journal celebrates this moment by inviting contributions to a special issue on ocean governance! Also visit on WorldOceansDay the wonderful site of the Ocean Governance Taskforce of the @ESG_Project, at earthsystemgovernance.net/oc…
#Ocean scholars - 🌊🌊 the Earth System Governance @ESG_Journal invites contributions for a special issue on ocean governance, as social science contribution to UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development All papers = open access! RT pls journals.elsevier.com/earth-…
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New review paper about street-level bureaucrats and environment governance. With me, @Mikkel_Funder and Caroline Upton. Thanks to @shonalrussell. @univofstandrews @UStASoM Open access in @ESG_Journal Read it here👇🏽🤙🏾🌎 sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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#Ocean scholars - 🌊🌊 the Earth System Governance @ESG_Journal invites contributions for a special issue on ocean governance, as social science contribution to UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development All papers = open access! RT pls journals.elsevier.com/earth-…
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A fresh from the oven perspective piece on "Aiding or undermining? The military as an emergent actor in global climate governance" by @dhanasreej & @mcbrisb. It draws upon discussions at the 2019 @ESG_Project conference, also supported by @SPRU funding. sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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New from @dhanasreej and I, with support from @ESG_Project: The military is already an actor in global climate governance but this isn't usually acknowledged in related research. It turns out that they're pretty important though. authors.elsevier.com/sd/arti…
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