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E-mail: solveig.aamodt@cicero.oslo.no
Political scientist focusing on climate policy processes in large developing countries
My current research focuses on comparative analyses of climate policies in large developing countries, mainly Brazil and India. My main research interests include domestic and international climate and energy policies, with special focus on the BASIC countries (Brazil, South Africa, India, and China). In upcoming projects the main focus will be on the relationship between the EU and the BASIC countries in international and domestic climate policy processes.
Projects
- Centre for International Climate and Energy Policy (CICEP) CICEP is one of three centres for social science based research on environment-friendly energy established by the Research Council of Norway in 2011.
- India in a globalizing world India's climate and energy policy strategy in a globalizing world: Changing global structures and international cooperation (INDGLOB)
- Connect How will shifts in international climate policy change the conditions for Norway's transition to a low emissions economy?
Publications and outreach at CICERO
Gå til: Journal article Report/dissertation Part of a book/report
Journal article
2018
- Solveig Aamodt, 2018 The Ability to Influence: A Comparative Analysis of the Role of Advocacy Coalitions in Brazilian Climate Politics Review of Policy Research, EN
- Solveig Aamodt, 2018 Environmental Ministries as Climate Policy Drivers: Comparing Brazil and India The Journal of environment & development, EN
2017
- Solveig Aamodt, Iselin Stensdal, 2017 Seizing policy windows: Policy Influence of climate advocacy coalitions in Brazil, China, and India, 2000?2015 Global Environmental Change, EN
Report/dissertation
2015
- Solveig Aamodt, Stine Aakre, Anne Therese Gullberg, Guri Bang, Hans Asbjørn Aaheim, Solveig Glomsrød, Hege Westskog, Arild Underdal, 2015 Geopolitiske virkninger av lavutslippssamfunnet NO
Part of a book/report
2015
- Solveig Aamodt, 2015 To be – or not to be – a low-carbon economy: a decade of climate politics in Brazil EN
Web articles
- Klimajoker i Brasil Fokuset på økonomisk vekst har ført til store ødeleggelser og avskoging i Brasils unike regnskog, Amazonas. I et krafttak klarte myndighetene mellom 2004 og 2012 å redusere avskogingen med 75 prosent, men ennå er det skjær i sjøen. Og neste år er det presidentvalg.
- Mens de venter på lokomotivene Raskt voksende økonomier nekter å være internasjonale lokomotiver for en grønn utvikling. Motviljen er helt forståelig.
- Waiting for the green locomotives A group of the world’s emerging economies are refusing to act as international locomotives of green growth. Their reluctance is easy to understand.
- Grønn etterpørsel gir grønnere tilbud
- CICEP autumn conference Oslo Kongressenter Folkets Hus, Youngs gate 11. Wednesday 23 September 2015. The conference is free of charge but requires registration. Please register no later than 11 September. Limited seats!