23rd Ph.D. Workshop on International Climate Policy
Papers
Name of Participant
Institution
Country
E-mail
Title of Paper/Presentation
1 Ambe-Uva Terhemba Nom
National Open University of Nigeria
Nigeria
mneuter@gmail.com
Sea Level Rise and Internally Displaced Persons in Nigeria: Gauging the Impact, Vulnerability and
Adaptability at the Coastal City of Lagos
2 Aponte-González Félix I.
School of Environment and Development, University of Manchester
United Kingdom
Felix.Apontegonzalez@postgrad.manchester.ac.uk
Concerning Caribbean Climate Change Vulnerabilities and Adaptation in Small Island Cities
3 Aquilina Noel, Dr
4 Bettgenhäuser Kjell
Department of Physics, Faculty of Science, University of Malta
Built Environment Strategies, Ecofys Germany GmbH & Darmstadt University of
Technology
Malta
Germany
noel.aquilina@um.edu.mt
k.bettgenhaeuser@ecofys.com
Challenges in Climate Modelling
5 Bhandari Medani P.
Sociology Department, Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, Syracuse
University
New York, United States of
America
mbhandar@syr.edu
The climate change induced problems in the South Asia, a case study of Bangladesh, India, Nepal,
and Pakistan
6 Briguglio Lino, Professor
7 Bring Arvid
Director Islands & Small States Institute, University of Malta and IPCC Member
Department of Physical Geography & Quaternary Geology, Stockholm University
Malta
Sweden
lino.briguglio@um.edu.mt
arvid.bring@natgeo.su.se
Climate Change and Small Islands States
Robust and relevant planning of hydrological monitoring under climate change
8 Corradi Chiara A.R.
Department for Innovation in Biological, Agro-food and Forestry (DIBAF), University of
Tuscia, Viterbo, Italy
Italy
ccorradi@unitus.it
CDM reforestation activities under Kyoto Protocol, implemented on coca cultivation (Erythroxylum
coca ) degraded lands in the Peruvian Amazon: risk or opportunity?
Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
Geography Division, Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta
Centre for Comparative and International Studies, University of Zurich
Faculté des Sciences, Université Marien Ngouabi, Brazzaville Congo
Spain
Malta
Switzerland
Republic of Congo
jmgamerorus@yahoo.es
ritienne.gauci@um.edu.mt
daisuke.hayashi@pw.uzh.ch
ifo_suspense@yahoo.fr
Climate Policy Integration: Government Programmes and Strategies in Spain
Participant
Role of renewable energy policies in international transfer of wind energy technologies
Soil organic carbon dynamics under a mosaic forest-savannah in the tek e Plateaux, Congo
13 Jus Darko
14 Lecuyer Oskar
Centre for Economic Studies (CES), Ludwig-Maximilian University of Munich
CIRED, France
Germany
France
darko.jus@lrz.uni-muenchen.de
lecuyer@centre-cired.fr
Germany's electricity policy within the European framework: Some general lessons
Combining climate and energy policies: synergies or antagonism? Modelling interactions with energy
efficiency instruments
15 Maneschi Davide
16 Micallef-Borg Cheryl
Department of Development and Planning, Aalborg University, Denmark
Department of European & International Law, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven
Denmark
Belgium
maneschi@plan.aau.dk
cmb@law.kuleuven.be
The role of banks in the uptake and implementation of energy renovation of buildings
Biodiversity Offsets and Habitat Banking in Climate Change Law: an MBI's (Coase) efficiency
17 Moncada Stefano
European Documentation and Research Centre, University of Malta
Malta
stefano.moncada@um.edu.mt
Aid to Adapt: The Sensitivity of EU Aid to Climate Change Adaptation in Small Island Developing
States
18 Mueller Daniel
Faculty of Business and Economics, University of Basel and Institutfür
Wirtschaftsstudien Basel GmbH
Germany
dani.mueller@unibas.ch
Substitution Elasticities in Swiss Manufacturing Sectors between Energy, Capital and Labor
19 Orihuela-Belmonte D. Edith
Froilán Esquinca Cano, Mercedes Gordillo. Secretaría del Medio Ambiente e Historia
Natural. Chiapas México
Mexico
oeditheo@hotmail.com
Alternative model for rural development in the Biosphere Reserve El Ocote Chiapas, Mexico
20 Pace Parascandalo Luciano
21 Persson Åsa, Dr
22 Priam Judith
Malta
Sweden
Puerto Rico
luc022@maltanet.net
asa.persson@sei-international.org
priamjud@gmail.com
Participant
International adaptation finance: benefitting the public or the private?
Energy issue on islands: the case studies of Guadeloupe and Puerto Rico
23 Riollet Romain
Institute for Islands & Small States
Stockholm Resilience Centre, and Stockholm Environment Institute
Université des Antilles et de la Guyane, Guadeloupe FWI Servicios Cientificos y
Técnicos, San Juan, Puerto Rico
CERTOP, Université Toulouse 2, Toulouse
France
romain.riollet@sciences-po.org
Revision of the European CO2 market: Changes in the governance of electricity GHG emissions
24 Rohling Moritz
25 Schimschar Sven
Institute for Environmental Decisions (IED), ETH Zurich
Ecofys Germany GmbH, Am Wassermann 36, 50829 Cologne, Germany
Germany
Germany
rohling@econ.gess.ethz.ch
S.Schimschar@ecofys.com
Optimal Monitoring and Countries' Compliance with International Environmental Taxes
Carbon mechanisms and the building sector: Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) vs. Nationally
Appropriate Mitigation Actions (NAMAs)
26 Steffen Angela
Department of Economics and Oeschger Centre for Climate Change Research,
University Bern, Switzerland
Switzerland
angela.steffen@vwi.unibe.ch
The Interaction between Financial and Physical Adaptation to Climate Change
27 Uddin Mahatab
Department of Law, Business and Social Sciences, Aarhus University, Denmark
Denmark
mahatab.ipl@gmail.com
Climate change, Adaptation mechanism, and National Law /Policy of Bangladesh: An Analytical
Evaluation
28 Voitekhovitch Irina
Joint Institute of Nuclear and Power Research 'Sosny', Minsk, Belarus
Belarus
voitekhovitch@mail.ru
Energy Planning as an Instrument of Forecasting Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Policy Measures
on Climate Change Mitigation
29 Weissenbacher Manfred, Professor
Institute for Sustainable Energy, University of Malta
Malta
manfred.weissenbacher@um.edu.mt
Energy Issues and the Climate Debate
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Gamero Rus Jesús Marcos
Gauci Ritienne
Hayashi Daisuke
Ifo Suspense
Deep renovation in the European Building stock - Integrated assessment scenarios with BEAM2
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