Theme Page: Climate Change
On this page you will find material on climate change, energy and security.
PODCAST SERIES ABOUT THE CLIMATE
Gunilla Reischl and Emil Edenborg on knowledge production, climate scpetics and the political debate on traditional family values (Swedish):
Elin Jakobsson and Margareta Wahlström on climate migrants, how the international community is handling the matter and why those escaping natural disasters are not labeled refugees (Swedish):
Isabella Parling and Hanna Waerland-Fager on youth, climate and security (Swedish):
Niklas Bremberg and Malin Mobjörk on climate related security risks (Swedish):
Gunilla Reischl and Elin Jakobsson on the covid pandemic's effect on international climate politics (Swedish):
Elin Jakobsson on the connection between climate change and migration (Swedish):
RELATED PUBLICATIONS
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Carbon dioxide removal (CDR) increasingly features in climate scenarios that hold global warming well below 2°C by 2100. Ths article looks at the role of CDR in national climate strategies. |
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Empirical science on climate change may become intensely politicized as right wing populist parties emerge in Europe and the U.S. Ths article looks at Nordic populist parties' stance on ambitious climate policy. |
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This report investigates the shared understanding of India’s climate policy among the Indian climate expert community. The author provides policy recommendations relevant to Swedish, European, and Indian stakeholders.
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Are states' inaction to limit climate change a violation of the right to life? Isabella Parling explores the matter in her latest UI Paper. |
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Berglund, S. (2020)."Coronakrisen visar vägen för klimatpolitiken". Article in Utrikesmagasinet. (Swedish)
The pandemic doesn't limit climate change in itself. But it has given us important clues in how to make the transition to a sustainable society possible, writes Sofie Berglund. |
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Climate cooperation is becoming a key area of cooperation between the European Union and India. In this policy paper, Henrik Chetan Aspengren and Axel Nordenstam outline a proposal with three concrete measures for enhanced coordination on climate action.
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Berglund, S. (2020). "Klimatfrågor får fäste i säkerhetsrådet". Article in Utrikesmagasinet. (Swedish)
Despite the pandemic, it seems that Germany has not only been able to push for climate security issues during its last presidency in the UN Security Council - the country seems to have established the matter as a Security Council issue, writes Sofie Berglund. |
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Bremberg, N. et al. (2020). Säkerhet i klimatkrisens spår. Världspolitikens Dagsfrågor, Nr 7-8 2020. (Swedish)
How climate change is affecting human and national security depends on a variety of factors, including economical, social, geographical and political. More knowledge is needed about these complicated relationships in order to meet climate related security risks, writes Niklas Bremberg et al. |
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2020 was supposed to be the year of climate action. Then the corona crisis happened. Elin Jakobsson and Gunilla Reischl analyse the pandemic's effect on international climate politics. |
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How is climate change and migration connected? Elin Jakobsson presents an overview in a report for the think tank Fores. |
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How is the most powerful UN organ handling climate change? That is what Sofie Berglund asks in her latest UI Paper. |
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This article by Gunilla Reischl and Johan Eriksson highlights a crucial yet overlooked explanation to the divide between energy and climate governance, namely how issues are framed, i.e. how problems are defined, how causes are diagnosed, what moral judgements are made, and what – if any – remedies are promoted. |
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Under which circumstances do intergovernmental organisations address climate-related security threats effectively? Niklas Bremberg analyses three organisations with security mandate in this SIPRI Insights. |
