Phone: +47 22 00 47 92 /
E-mail: bard.lahn@cicero.oslo.no
Bård is interested in the relationship between international climate politics, national climate policy, and scientific expertise.
With a background in sociology and Science and Technology Studies, Bård focuses on the tension between scientific expertise and democratic decision-making. His research interests include the UN climate change negotiations, equity in climate politics, forests and REDD+, and Norwegian climate policy.
Bård has a long track-record as a practicioner in Norwegian and international climate politics, and has followed the UNFCCC negotiations for more than ten years on behalf of a number of Norwegian environmental NGOs. He serves on the board of the Minor Foundation for Major Challenges, and has been a board member at the Sophie Prize, the Development Fund, and Friends of the Earth Norway.
Projects
- From emission to extraction: The political economy of leaving fossil fuels in the ground Identifying options for institutional change at the international level that could govern the transition away from fossil fuels.
- Klimavalg 2017
- Analyse af de nordiske landes klimalovgivning og klimatiltag
- Connect How will shifts in international climate policy change the conditions for Norway's transition to a low emissions economy?
- Sustainable Edge: climate risk assessment for companies The Norwegian real estate company Entra is the first company in Norway to have its revenues, investments and governance structure assessed in shades of green or brown in line with the updated Shades of Green methodology. The methodology has been developed in the ‘Sustainable Edge’ project in cooperation with leading Norwegian financial institutions, CICERO Shades of Green and ENOVA (the Norwegian public energy enterprise).
Publications and outreach at CICERO
Gå til: Journal article Report/dissertation Part of a book/report
Journal article
2020
- Bård Lahn, 2020 Changing climate change: The carbon budget and the modifying-work of the IPCC Social Studies of Science, EN
- Bård Lahn, 2020 A history of the global carbon budget Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Climate Change (WIRESs), EN
2019
- Guri Bang, Bård Lahn, 2019 From oil as welfare to oil as risk? Norwegian petroleum resource governance and climate policy Climate Policy, EN
2018
- Bård Lahn, 2018 In the light of equity and science: scientific expertise and climate justice after Paris International Environmental Agreements: Politics, Law and Economics, EN
- Bård Lahn, 2018 Hvorfor la elva leve? KLIMA - Et magasin om klimaforskning fra CICERO, NB
- Sivan Kartha, Tom Athanasiou, Simon Caney, Elizabeth Cripps, Kate Dooley, Navroz K. Dubash, Fei Teng, Paul G. Harris, Christian Holz, Bård Lahn, Darrel Moellendorf, Benito Müller, J. Timmons Roberts, Ambuj Sagar, Henry Shue, Peter Singer, Harald Winkler, 2018 Cascading biases against poorer countries Nature Climate Change, EN
- Bård Lahn, 2018 Det grønne skiftet som samfunnsutfordring. Omtale av boka "Grønn omstilling: Norske veivalg" (red. Håvard Haarstad og Grete Rusten) sosiologen.no, NB
2017
- Bård Lahn, Göran Sundqvist, 2017 Science as a ?fixed point?? Quantification and boundary objects in international climate politics Environmental Science and Policy, EN
2015
- Bård Lahn, 2015 Fra København til Paris: FNs klimatoppmøter og rettferdig fordeling av atmosfæren Internasjonal Politikk - Skandinavisk tidsskrift for internasjonale studier, NB
Report/dissertation
2019
- Bård Lahn, 2019 Norwegian petroleum policy in a changing climate EN
2017
- Bård Lahn, 2017 Redusert oljeutvinning som klimatiltak: Faglige og politiske perspektiver NB
- Steffen Kallbekken, Bård Lahn, Asbjørn Torvanger, 2017 Klimavalg 2017 NO
2016
- Bård Lahn, 2016 Forests through the paper mill: Assembling REDD+ through the production of documents EN
- Bård Lahn, Merethe Dotterud Leiren, 2016 Klimapolitikk i Norden. En sammenlikning av mål og virkemidler i de nordiske landene NB
Part of a book/report
2017
- Elin Lerum Boasson, Bård Lahn, 2017 Norway: A dissonant cognitive leader? EN
Web articles
- From emission to extraction: The political economy of leaving fossil fuels in the ground Identifying options for institutional change at the international level that could govern the transition away from fossil fuels.