Deep Climate Conversations: COP 30 and the Future of Global Climate Governance

[Hadden, Jennifer]

Dear Colleagues,

Please join us for the next session of the Environmental Politics and Governance Network's "Deep Climate Conversations" on Monday, December 1st, 11:45am-1pm EST.  

Our topic will be: COP 30 and the Future of Global Climate Governance 

To receive the Zoom link, you will need to register in advance here:  https://brown.zoom.us/meeting/register/ezhB-JscS2Su9k95MI3jPw

We intend to explore the following questions: 

What were the most consequential outcomes of the COP? Did the COP make progress on the Brazilian Presidency's implementation agenda? On adaptation? On tropical forests? 
The U.S. did not send a national delegation to the COP.  What effect did that have on the negotiations? Did other actors --- like China, Brazil, and the EU --- take a more prominent role as a result? 
This year will be the 10th anniversary of the Paris Agreement. Reflecting on the past ten years, what are your views on the achievements and limitations of global climate governance? 

We hope that you will be able to attend.

Jennifer Hadden and Aseem Prakash 

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Jennifer Hadden

Associate Professor, Department of Political Science and Watson School for International and Public Affairs

Brown University

Office: Room 319, 111 Thayer Street

www.jenniferhadden.com

[Hadden, Jennifer]

Dear Colleagues,

With apologies for the repeat emails - I'm told that the image did not attach last time.  Our speakers will be:

• Jennifer Allan, Cardiff University
• Navroz Dubash, Princeton University

• Patrícia Nogueira Rinaldi, College of Campinas

• David Victor, UC San Diego 

Please join us for the next session of the Environmental Politics and Governance Network's "Deep Climate Conversations" on Monday, December 1st, 11:45am-1pm EST.  

Our topic will be: COP 30 and the Future of Global Climate Governance 

To receive the Zoom link, you will need to register in advance here:  https://brown.zoom.us/meeting/register/ezhB-JscS2Su9k95MI3jPw

We intend to explore the following questions: 

What were the most consequential outcomes of the COP? Did the COP make progress on the Brazilian Presidency's implementation agenda? On adaptation? On tropical forests? 
The U.S. did not send a national delegation to the COP.  What effect did that have on the negotiations? Did other actors --- like China, Brazil, and the EU --- take a more prominent role as a result? 
This year will be the 10th anniversary of the Paris Agreement. Reflecting on the past ten years, what are your views on the achievements and limitations of global climate governance?