Policy, Governance and the Environment research theme
within the Centre for Environment, Society and Resilience (CESR).
Shaping decisions for secure, sustainable, green futures
Theme Co-Leads: Dr Laura de Vito and Dr Thomas Appleby
This theme focuses on the role of policy and governance in affecting environmental security and sustainability for current and future generations (e.g. in relation to air quality management, net zero strategies, water access and quality, conservation management etc). It draws on interdisciplinary expertise from public policy and governance, environmental law, human geography, ecological economics, anthropology, environmental psychology.
This theme tackles challenges of environmental policy development and implementation, environmental management approaches for resource security, polycentric and collaborative governance arrangements. Its broad aim is to analyse and co-develop effective solutions to these challenges from the local to the global scale and across the policy cycle, including the policy impacts of societal responses to environmental change, and societal response to environmental policies.
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