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Sub-theme 19:
Climate Change: Challenging Business, Transforming Politics
Convenors:
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Session I: Thursday, July
10 – 11:00–12:30
Introduction |
Chair: Bettina Wittneben
Bettina Wittneben, Chukwumerije Okereke and Bobby Banerjee
Climate change: Challenging business, transforming politics
Julia Reinaud
Climate migation policies and carbon leakage – From
competitiveness concerns to collution cavens
Natalie Unterstell and Michelle Ferreti
State-based oil companies and climate changes: An interpretation
of Brazil and Norway cases
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Session
II: Thursday, July 10 – 14:00–15:30
Strategic Firm-Level Decisions |
Chair: Bobby Banerjee
Edeltraud Guenther, Martin Nowack and Gabriel Weber
Is there a fragmentation of responsibility regarding to climate
risk management in companies?
Nitu Goel
Redefining business imperatives and opportunities in a world of
change
Frank Boons
Diversity in firm strategies towards climate change: Theoretical
framework and application to the automotive production and
consumption
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Session III: Friday, July
11 – 9:00–10:30
Industry Partnerships |
Chair: Chukwumerije Okereke
Jessica Eriksson and Karl Bonnedahl
Carbon labelling: An arena of competing perspectives – and a path
towards sustainable economic organization in the food sector?
Ans Kolk and Jonathan Pinkse
Partnerships for climate change
Magali Delmas and Maria J. Montes-Sancho
Voluntary agreements to improve environmental quality: Are late
joiners the free riders?
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Session IV: Friday, July
11
– 14:00–15:30
Climate Change Policy Making |
Chair: Bettina Wittneben
Cristina Besio and Andrea Pronzini
Restlessness as a result of mass media's risk communication
Philipp Pattberg and Jonathan Stripple
Beyond the public and private divide: Remapping global climate
governance
David Levy
The political economy of the carbon treadmill: Contestation and
compromise in the climate change arena
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Session V: Friday, July 11
– 16:15–17:45
Carbon Markets |
Chair: Bettina Wittneben
Malte Schneider and Volker Hoffmann
Corporate strategies in response to the clean development
mechanism – Mitigation efforts in developing countries identifying
resources and capabilities for engaging in developing countries
Steffen Böhm and Cristian Alarcon Ferrari
Upsetting the offset – The political economy of carbon markets –
Part II: forest management and the myth of carbon sequestration
Olga Diukanova
The economic effect of domestic CO2 emissions trading
scheme implementation in Ukraine: The general equilibrium approach
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Session VI: Saturday, July
12 – 9:00–10:30
South-North Relations |
Chair: Bobby Banerjee
Miriam Hinostroza and Karen Holm Olsen
The role of capacity development in making the clean development
mechanism operational in developing countries
Fernanda Viana de Carvalho
Combating deforestation and mitigating climate change in Brazil:
New international cooperation
Kenneth Amaeshi, Chukwumerije Okereke, Afam Ituma and Chima Mordi
Political climate and corporate climate reporting: A view from
Royal Dutch Shell in Nigeria and UK
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Session VII: Saturday,
July 12 – 11:15–12:45
Puzzles and Conclusions |
Chair: Chukwumerije Okereke
Catherine Cooremans
Strategic fit of energy efficiency
Bettina Wittneben, Chukwumerije Okereke and Bobby Banerjee
Conclusions
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