Surveying Climate COP Participants

[Jennifer Allan]

Dear colleagues,

I seem to think that several of us are -- or plan to be -- surveying participants in climate COPs. If so, would there be interest in joining forces so we survey more efficiently? Perhaps we may also be asking similar questions. 

If so, please reach out to me directly and I'm happy to organize a chat.

Best,

Jen

[Nicholas Watts]

Dear Jen,

Youth have posted without indicating your role, your home institution, the COP or COPs you have worked on or plan to work on. Perhaps you assumed GEPED would include this as a default. Perhaps you could clarify - to the list.

Best wishes,

Nicholas S J Watts FRSA

Senior Research Fellow, Institute of Commonwealth Studies, University of London (UK)

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[Maniates, Michael Fields]

Dear Nicholas,

I expect that your note was written In haste and, consequently, lacking in the conviviality that’s the norm on the gep-ed list.  Feel free to email me directly if a private clarification of those norms would be useful to you.

Best wishes,

Michael Maniates 

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[Nicholas Watts]

Dear Michael

My apologies, I thought I was making a straightforward point, but I do usually know how to place people who are addressing the list. There was no intention on my part of. Offending Jen, but I was not aware that I should have known who she was. I was on my iPhone so couldn’t access her (or Jessica’s) email address.

If you do have a set of norms, do send them to me.

All best,

Nicholas

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 Dear Nicholas,

[Jennifer Allan]

Dear colleagues,

To put the original purpose of the (admittedly hastily written) email at the top of the thread: Several colleagues use surveys as a data collection tool. I've recently reviewed a few articles that used on and offsite surveys of UNFCCC COP participants. Björn-Ola Linnér does excellent work evaluating the role of climate COP side events every year. The UNFCCC Secretariat conducts several surveys for various purposes during and after COPs. I'm considering using a participant survey for a book project.

Collective data gathering may be an opportunity to reduce repetition and (hopefully) raise response rates. Given the different timelines and goals of various projects and perhaps ethics approvals, there will likely be hurdles. However, the benefits could outweigh the challenges. 

All the best,

Jen

Dr Jen Iris Allan
Senior Lecturer in International Relations
Department of Politics and International Relations

Cardiff University

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Recent publications:

Morin, J. F., Allan, J., & Jinnah, S. (2023). The survival of the weakest: the echo of the Rio Summit principles in environmental treaties. Environmental Politics, 1-22.

 Allan, J. I., et al. (2023). Making the Paris agreement: Historical processes and the drivers of institutional design. Political studies, 71(3), 914-934.

 Allan, J. I. (2023). Advocating for health and climate. Bulletin of the World Health Organization, 101(2), 158-160.

 Allan, J. I., & Bhandary, R. R. (2022). What’s on the agenda? UN climate change negotiation agendas since 1995. Climate Policy, 1-11.