Seeking advice for 2d Ed, Global Commons, Domestic Decisions

[Harrison, Kathryn]

Dear Gep-Eders,

 

We are seeking input from researchers and instructors at postsecondary institutions regarding how and to what extent you may have used our edited volume, published in 2010, called Global Commons, Domestic Decisions: The Comparative Politics of Climate Change (MIT Press – link at https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/global-commons-domestic-decisions). We are considering embarking on a second edition of the volume, post-Paris Agreement, to extend the analysis using our previous analytical framework, possibly adding one or more new country cases.

 

If you have used the volume in your research or teaching, we would greatly appreciate hearing from you about how it has been useful to you. If you have assigned even portions of it in a class for students, please let us know! We would be grateful to know which aspects have been useful (the theoretical framework? Empirical case detail? Something else?), and if you have suggestions on what would be desirable in a second edition. Don’t hesitate to tell us what you saw as shortcomings.

 

We appreciate any feedback you can offer. Please reply to lisa.su...@ubc.ca and/ or kathryn....@ubc.ca at your earliest convenience.

 

Regards,

Lisa Sundstrom and Kathryn Harrison

 

 

Kathryn Harrison

Professor of Political Science

University of British Columbia