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Klima und Freiheit schützen – wie kann das gelingen? - Klaus Eisenack als Experte in Dialogveranstaltung
Our PhD student Lydia Finzel presented her current research at this year's ECPR General Conference in Dublin
Paper on FAERE conference
New Publication - Eisenack "Why Local Governments Set Climate Targets ..."
7th International Research Workshop on Archetype Analysis in Sustainability Workshop for the first time overseas
Four researchers of the Resource Economics Group went to this year’s Workshop on the Ostrom Workshop (WOW7) in Bloomington, Indiana
First What Works Climate Solutions Summit at TU Berlin
A Multitude of Voices Game Session at "Lange Nacht der Wissenschaften" June 22, 2024
We are looking for two student assistants
Rapid game design workshop on water and climate change in cities
Warming up for the IPCC special report on climate change and cities - February 2024
Neues Buch - Klimawandel in Deutschland; beitragender Autor: Klaus Eisenack
New Publication - Roggero, Fjornes, Eisenack: Ambitious climate targets and emission reductions in cities: A configurational analysis
6th Workshop on Archetype Analysis in Sustainability Research was largest so far (10.7.23)
New Publication - von Dulong: Concentration of Asset Owners Exposed to Power Sector Stranded Assets May Trigger Climate Policy Resistance
Steering the Green Transition - PECan Workshop on September 26th was a great success
Jesko Hirschfeld *im Interview mit der Zeit*: Hier geht viel mehr in Flammen auf
Angelika von Dulong - Promotion abgeschlossen
New Publication - von Dulong, Hagen, Mendelevitch, Eisenack: Buy Coal and Gas?
New Publication - Gütte & Roggero: From a Challenge to an Opportunity: Sustainability and the “Dark Side” of Social Capital in Paros, Greece
Anastasia Gotgelf - Promotion abgeschlossen
Die Bedeutung von Städten im Umgang mit dem Klimawandel: Interview
Workshop on Urban Climate Action, November 9-11, 2022
Folgen des Klimawandels: Müssen Infrastrukturen künftig wirklich robuster gestaltet werden?
Eine neue Studie der Arbeitsgruppe Ressourcenökonomik an der Humboldt-Universität zeigt, dass es kostengünstiger sein kann, sich im Klimawandel für verletzlichere Infrastrukturen zu entscheiden