PROBLEMSHIFTING: a research programme on the complex dynamics of problem-shifting in global environmental governance

Masters Projects

Amy Sun

Do nature-based solutions create more problems? A case study of a private company-led agroforestry project in Indonesia

Laura Bengel

In the shadow of the Amazon rainforest: The EU’s oversight of problem shifting to the Cerrado

Sem Jans

Estimating problem shifting from the Minamata Convention on Mercury: An assessment of the policy response and unintended impacts induced by the implementation of the Minamata Convention

Leon Wagenknecht

Imagining a multiplanetary future: Elon Musk's impact on the sustainability discourse

Lucie Oelschläger

NGOs – the holistic protectors of the environment? A network analysis on the interconnection of climate and biodiversity in Germany's climate NGOs

Elliot Kelly

Cascading problems through the Ramsar Convention

Renate Reitsma

Future-proofing institutions by entering dangerous territory

Jannah Wijermars

Facilitation for the future: The Ozone Secretariat's role during the Kigali Amendment negotiations

Christopher Krüger

A computational analysis of environmental treaty decisions

Thomas Gruben

The effects of short-termism on environmental problem shifting

Minttu Hänninen

Directionality of problem shifting between international environmental regimes and its impacts on fragmentation

Jonathan Hirschhäuser

Environmental problem shifting between international environmental treaty regimes

Honours Projects

Claire Hermsen

The politics of net environmental benefit analysis

Jia Qi Hu

Conceptualizing environmental problem shifting

Sara Matthée

Designed as cover-up, rebelling as solution: Minimising negative impacts of response measures through expert input to reduce problem-shifting Under UNFCCC

Barbora Kvasničková

Designed as cover-up, rebelling as solution: Minimising negative impacts of response measures through expert input to reduce problem-shifting Under UNFCCC