📢 Exciting news! You can now register for The Bartlett Postgraduate Virtual Open Week. Join our sessions to explore master’s courses in architecture, planning, construction & more.
🆓 Free event | Open to all | Online
Start shaping your future 👉 https://t.co/a0EhbwK8fZ
Meet our 2024 UCL International Policy Fellows working on climate change and environmental governance🔊
- Dr Glory Atilola (@UCLchildhealth)
- Dr Irina Petrova (@UCLSSEES)
- Dr @StijnvanEwijk (@CEGE_UCL)
- Dr @stutlrawat (@TheBartlettUCL)
Learn more: https://t.co/JfysHIrAVr
In this new article in @FrontiersIn, @howlettm and I analyse ~7500 articles on energy access through a bibliometric review and computational text analysis; we conclude that the field might be in a 'brown-out' of policy ideas.
@tudelftTBM @tudelftglobal
https://t.co/jlKL8u2GU1
Honored to be featured in this episode of @AcademicAuntie where we talked about many different issues international scholars face. I also talked about the importance of mentors among other things.
Prof @NaomiAoki21 's excellent blogpost of our* recently published piece in Public Administration discusses key insights from our systematic review of Joined-up Government & Whole-of-Government
*Naomi Aoki, Melvin Tay & me
https://t.co/SAReHRdUwV
Open Access Alert!🚨
"Whole-of-government and joined-up government: A systematic literature review" by @NaomiAoki21, Melvin Tay, & @stutlrawat gives a bird’s eye view of whole-of-govt (WG) & joined-up govt research
(1992-2021). https://t.co/z3eCkiAkyF (1/n)
🌏🌳JOB ALERT: Public Policy / Sociology open rank faculty positions (2) focused on sustainability! Exciting times for the growing Sustainability program at @sgSMUSOSS 🌏🌳 https://t.co/gwDZMjDyxB here’s a view of Fort Canning from the 5th floor.
Excited to join this webinar to discuss how and why countries in Southeast Asia are embarking on large scale education reforms
9 August, 6pm (Melbourne time)
Register here 👉 https://t.co/80jnZkyMvy
How Sexist is Economics?
2 papers came out yesterday:
One focuses on perpetrators of misogyny, the other is on victims of abuse.
“Anonymity” by @florianederer@paulgp & Jensen
“Mental health in Econ” by @alterelim@ClaraSievert@vbolotnyy & Barreira
What do we learn? 🧶
Want to contribute to nexus governance of infrastructures in/for sustainability transitions in the Netherlands as a PostDoc researcher?
If so, consider applying for this full-time position with Daan Schraven, Martin de Jong, and me by 31 Aug: https://t.co/NYCTXTRuS5.
Finally my article with @kritika_sha offered a relational approach to examining private sector involvement in two cases of transfer (Yokohama-Cebu & Singapore-New Clark City)
https://t.co/s8KZ5Hf8ak
📢Publication alert!
Our Special Issue with @asianpol on Policy transfer in East Asia is out!
In this intro, Giulia and I identified key theoretical insights to challenge the characterisation of policy diffusion as following the "flying geese" model
https://t.co/5EjfQeephI
Nicolas Jarry gave away some of his racquets to kids & fans after his loss to Carlos Alcaraz
It’s not always easy to be this gracious after losing a close match.
But he makes it look easy, truly. ❤️
Alarm bells should be ringing everywhere. We seem to have underestimated the chance of climate breakdown causing simultaneous harvest failure in the world's major breadbaskets. It's an issue I discuss in Regenesis, but it appears much worse than we thought https://t.co/hOwARCkhPg
👇🏽Food systems aren’t as yet as central to climate negotiations as they should be. Impacts are more severe in Global South, who face double whammy of climate impacts & negative impacts of stringent mitigation action on food security. We need just transitions in food systems.