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Learn effective governance strategies for climate change

Governing Climate Change: Theory and Practice

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This course will examine different approaches for coping with climate change: international agreements, market-based solutions and private activities.

Course overview

  • Date: Session 1, course dates 7-11 & 14-18 July 2025
  • Course level: Advanced Bachelor's
  • Lecturers: Oscar Widerberg
  • Forms of tuition: lectures, workshops, excursions, simulations
  • Forms of assessment: short essay
  • Contact hours: 45 hours
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