PUBLICATIONS | Aarti Gupta

De facto governance: how authoritative assessments construct climate engineering as an object of governance

Analyses of climate engineering (CE) governance have accelerated in the last decade. A key claim is that CE remains a largely ungoverned...

8 apr 2018

The Paris Agreement's aspirational 1.5 degree temperature target has given further impetus to efforts to imagine (and seek to govern)...

21 feb 2018

Subsurface Arsenic Removal (SAR) is a technique used for in-situ removal of naturally occurring arsenic in groundwater. This new...

31 jan 2018

This paper examines how notions of equity are being evoked by expert advocates of more research into solar geoengineering. We trace how...

18 sep 2017

This article explores diverse emerging conceptualisations of “landscape” approaches to ‘Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest...

30 aug 2017

This article analyzes the interplay between transparency and accountability in multilateral climate politics. The 2015 Paris Agreement...

25 jul 2017

One of the most contentious issues in global biodiversity law pertains to liability and redress for potential harm caused to biodiversity...

31 mrt 2017

This paper analyzes potential synergies between two recent sustainable development initiatives, namely the Sustainable Development Goals...

26 mrt 2017

Developing and institutionalizing cross-sectoral approaches to sustainable land use remains a crucial, yet politically contested,...

6 jan 2017

Can better governance, in itself, be a subject for global goal setting? This question stands at the center of this chapter, which focuses...

1 jan 2017