Curriculum
Democracy and the Environment
Module 1: National governments international organizations or the citizen: who is setting the pace?
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Module 2: What governing approach is best placed to tackle the environmental challenge?
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Module 3: What is the interplay between public and private?
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Reflection
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Environmental Democracy is the only way to Save the Environment
Environmental Democracy is the only way to Save the Environment
Carla Garcia Zendejas, Director, People, Land & Resources Program, Center for International Environmental Law, Washington
Study material
Carayannis, E.G., Campbell, D.F.J. (2021). Democracy of Climate and Climate for Democracy: the Evolution of Quadruple and Quintuple Helix Innovation Systems. Journal of the Knowledge Economy 12(4), 2050–2082.
Di Paola, M., & Jamieson, D. (2018). Climate Change and the Challenges to Democracy. University of Miami Law Review, 72(2), 369–424.
Howarth, C., Morse-Jones, S., Kythreotis, AP., Brooks, K. & Lane, M. (2020). Informing UK governance and resilience to climate risks: improving the local evidence-base. Climatic Change.
Lindvall, D. (2021). Democracy and the Challenges of Climate Change. International IDEA Discussion Paper 3/2021.
Willis, R., Curato, N., & Smith, G. (2022). Deliberative democracy and the climate crisis. WIREs Climate Change, Early Views, e759.
