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Panel Session 1 |
Friday, 9:00 - 10:30 |
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A: Integration & Innovation |
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Scope of Policy Integration (Chair: Axel
Volkery) |
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Helen Briassoulis |
Policy integration for complex policy problems:
what, why and how |
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Evert Meijers, Dominic Stead |
Policy integration: what does it mean and how
can it be achieved? a multi-disciplinary review |
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Derk Loorbach |
Governance and transitions. an integrative
policy-framework based on complex systems thinking. |
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Meg Huby, Steve Cinderby, Anne Owen |
Integration in practice: challenges for
research and policy |
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B: National & Regional |
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Policy Integration in the European Union
(Chair: Christian Hey) |
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Magalie Bourblanc |
The multi-level integration of policies :
linear or circular movement ? |
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Rolf-Ulrich Sprenger |
Integration of environmental and employment
policies: assessment of the eu experience to date |
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Clare Coffey, Ann Dom |
Environmental policy integration in europe:
looking back, thinking ahead |
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C: Indicators & Assessments |
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Impact Assessment 1 (Chair: Stefanie Pfahl) |
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Duncan John Russel |
The environment test and policy integration: a
new dawn or a false start? |
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Lise Frendo, Edwin Zaccaï |
Integration at local level: lessons learned
from the environmental impact assessment (eia) system in the walloon
region (belgium) |
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Jan-Peter Voß |
Policy integration through foresight |
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J. Ivan Scrase, Willam R. Sheate |
Strategic environmental assessment (sea): will
sustainability be weak enough to dilute it? |
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D: Agriculture, Biodiversity & Water |
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Agriculture (Chair: Keya Choudhury) |
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Peter H. Feindt |
Greening european agricultural policy –
multi-level strategies between trade, budget, agricultural and
environmental policy |
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Benjamin Nölting |
Analysing the institutional setting – how to
promote the organic farming und food sector? |
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Michael Søgaard Jørgensen |
Policy integration in the shaping of organic
food as strategy in the danish food sector – what happened to the
environmental concern as driving force |
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E: Resources & Waste |
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Primary Resources (Per-Olof Busch) |
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Claudia Zingerli, Kurt Bisang, Willi
Zimmermann |
Challenges of policy integration:
intersectoral coordination in international and national forest
policy |
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Philipp Späth, Matthias Weber, Harald
Rohracher, Ines Oehme |
Policy coordination to support a transition to
sustainable production systems. Lessons to be learned from the case
of biorefineries in austria |
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A. Laakso, E. C. H. Keskitalo |
Multi-level governance in renewable resource
industries in norway and finland |
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F: Energy & Climate Change |
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USA, EU and Russia (Chair: Sascha
Müller-Kraener) |
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Heike Schroeder |
Implementation without ratification: vertical
interplay and the case of california’s climate change policy |
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Vladimir Kotov |
EU-russia “kyoto deal”: a case of policy
integration? analyses of advantages and risks of an informal
agreement |
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Alexander Ochs, Detlef Sprinz |
Europa riding the hegemon? transatlantic
climate policy relations |
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G: Interplay |
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International Organizations (Chair: Fariborz
Zelli) |
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Steffen Bauer, Frank Biermann |
Partners or competitors? Policy integration
for sustainable - development between united nations agencies |
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Markku Lehtonen |
International peer review as a tool promoting
policy integration: the case of the OECD environmental performance
reviews |
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Panel Session 2 |
Friday, 16:00 - 18:00 |
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A: Integration & Innovation |
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Fostering Innovations: Policies I (Chair:
Frans Berkhout) |
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Maj Munch Andersen |
The innovation system approach to
eco-innovation – a new policy rationale |
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Maïder Saint-Jean, Marie Belis-Bergouignan,
Vanessa Oltra |
Environmental policy and innovation in a
supply chain perspective: the case of wood industry |
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Tim Foxon, Zen Makuch, Macarena Mata, Peter
Pearson |
Towards a sustainable innovation policy –
institutional structures, stakeholder participation and mixes of
policy instruments’ |
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Reinhard Steurer |
Strategic public management (spm) as holistic
approach to policy integration |
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B: National & Regional |
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National Policy Integration 1 (Chair: Claudia
Koll) |
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Ashok Sharma |
Reverse integration of environmental concerns
into sectoral policies through simulation of greener development
plans: a situational analysis from india |
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Ralph A. Luken, Paul Hesp |
Developing and transition economy efforts to
achieve policy integration for sustainable development |
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Gökhan Orhan |
Centralised regulation, involvement of local
people, leadership of key policy actors or all? Conditions of
successful environmental policy integration in turkey |
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Rob Ball |
Cultural and organizational issues for
sustainable development in local authorities |
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C: Indicators & Assessments |
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Impact Assessment 2 (Chair: Jan Peter
Voss) |
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Klaus Jacob, Julia Hertin, Matteo Bartolomeo,
Axel Volkery, Mario Cirillo, David Wilkinson |
Ex-ante sustainability appraisal of
national-level policies: a comparative study of assessment practice
in seven countries |
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Camilla Opoku |
How well is the EU’s impact assessment
procedure performing: policy coordination and sustainable
development outside europe |
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E. Carina H. Keskitalo |
Institutional learning in ia? What we assume
on the communicative process |
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Raimund Bleischwitz, Latsch |
Assessment criteria for a sustainability
impact assessment in europe |
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D: Agriculture, Biodiversity & Water |
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Biodiversity (Chair: Katharina Voss) |
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Zuhre Aksoy |
Conserving genetic resources: linkages between
local, national, and international levels |
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Mark Axelrod |
Chilling international cooperation:
constraining new institutions with old institutional rules |
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Stefan Jungcurt, Thomas Meyer |
Ambiguity and contradiction: strategic
instruments for international agreements |
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E: Resources & Waste |
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Renewables (Chair: Bernd Hirschl) |
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Ruth Brand |
Networks in renewable energy policies in
germany and france |
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Joseph Szarka |
Wind power, discourse coalitions and policy
integration |
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M. Bechberger, D. Reiche |
The spread of renewable energy feed-in tariffs
(refits) in the EU-25 |
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Andrea Bunting |
Wind Power Policy in Australia: An Uncertain
Future |
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F: Energy & Climate Change |
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Energy and Electricity (Chair: Lutz Mez) |
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Dierk Bauknecht |
Electricity policy integration: the role of
market regulators |
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Atle Midttun |
Green Electricity Markets: Market Design,
Entreprenurial Discovery And Political Legitimacy |
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Måns Nilsson |
Environmental policy integration as learning:
the case of swedish energy policy |
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Martha Djourdjin, Antoaneta Yotova |
Social capital for energy efficiency: the need
of partnership for policy integration and implementation in the case
of bulgaria |
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G: Interplay |
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International Organizations (Chair: Otto Keck) |
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Steffen Behrle, Robert Marschinski |
Beyond greening: explaining the effectiveness
of the world bank as an international environmental organization |
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Tamar Gutner |
Explaining the gaps between mandate and
performance: agency theory and world bank environmental reform |
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B. Görlach, M. Knigge, M.Schaper |
Light at the end of the tunnel? Participation
and Transparency in Export Credit Agencies’ Cover Decisions |
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H: Teaching |
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Coping with complex environmental problems -
linking research and teaching (Chair: Miranda Schreurs)
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Carel Dieperink, Peter Driessen |
The development of multidisciplinary bachelor
and master’s programmes and the inter-linkage between research and
teaching |
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G. Laumann, H. Schroeder |
Global perspectives for the education of
environmental managers: Interdisciplinary teaching on global
environmental change research |
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Niroj Kumar Mohanty, Shisher Kumra |
Collaboration and cooperation in environmental
education programme |
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C. Zingerli, W. Zimmermann |
Environmental policy for engineers and natural
scientists: a teaching module |
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Panel Session 3 |
Saturday, 9:00 - 10:30 |
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A: Integration & Innovation |
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Fostering Innovations: Products (Chair: Jürgen
Blazejczak) |
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Vergragt, Szejnwald Brown |
Policies for social learning: bounded
socio-technical experiments |
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M. Butter, Carlos Montalvo |
Finding niches in green innovation policy |
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Ursula Triebswetter, Johann Wackerbauer |
Environmental innovation in the german
automotive industry: policy drivers and consequences for
competitiveness |
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B: National & Regional |
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National Policy Integration 2 (Chair:
Alexander Carius) |
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Axel Volkery, Klaus Jacob, Francois Bregha,
Laszlo Pinter, Darren Swanson |
Coordination challenges and innovations in
national sustainable development strategies based on a 19-country
analysis |
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Gerald Berger, Ronald J. Pohoryles |
Policy integration and capacity-building in
regional sustainable development: comparative analysis of
experiences in europe |
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Antypas, Rezessy, Szeker |
Environmental policy integration in hungary:
an overview of current status and challenges |
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Munira Sultana |
Greening Bangladesh: Saving environment
nationally and globally |
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C: Indicators & Assessments |
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Instruments for Policy Integration (Chair:
Claudia Kemfert) |
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William M. Lafferty, Olav Larsen, Audun Ruud |
Institutional provisions for environmental
policy integration: An analysis of the “Environmental Profile of the
State Budget” and the “National Environmental Monitoring System” in
Norway |
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Tilmann Rave |
Greening subsidies in germany – interlinkages
to selected policies |
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Alexander Moutchnik |
Running at least twice as fast as possible.
Politicization of environmental management standards. |
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Evert Meijers, Dominic Stead |
Policy integration in practice: some
experiences of integrating transport, land-use planning and
environmental policies in local government |
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D: Agriculture, Biodiversity & Water |
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Water Use 1: European Countries (Chair: Tanja
Börzel) |
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Giorgos Kallis, Helen Briassoulis |
Integration of EU water and development
policies: vision or plausible expectation? |
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Andreas Thiel |
Environmental policy integration and the
multi-level and multi-sectoral reality of water use development in
the algarve, portugal. |
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Rutger van der Brugge |
Complex adaptive systems and transition
management |
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E: Resources & Waste |
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Marine Pollution (Chair: Frank Biermann) |
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Uta Schuchmann |
A new model for the solution of resource use
conflicts in coral reef areas. From integrated coastal management to
integrated coastal governance in palawan, philippines. |
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Thomas Höfer, Lutz Mez |
Sustainability in the life-cycle of renewable
primary products- case report: governing the maritime transport of
liquids |
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Sabine Campe |
A tanker for the tankers? The international
maritime organization’s ef-forts to integrate shipping safety and
fighting marine pollution |
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Tonilyn P. Lim |
Eco-industrial development as a framework in
managing philippine economic zones |
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F: Energy & Climate Change |
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Climate Change, Ozon Depletion and Adaption (Chair Julia
Hertin) |
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A. Yotova, M. Djourdjin |
Implementation of the UNFCCC in bulgaria: an
analytical review |
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Richard S. Odingo |
The importance of adaptation studies and
adaptation policies in responding to climate variability and climate
change in east africa |
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Sikina Jinnah |
Domestic
Implementation of the Kyoto Protocol: Potential for WTO Conflict. |
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Ralph A. Luken, Tamas Grof |
The Montreal Protocol’s Multilateral Fund and
Sustainable Development |
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G: Interplay |
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Trade (Chair: Steffen Bauer) |
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Astrid Fritz |
Negotiating environmental issues in free trade
agreements. The case of new zealand |
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Nicholas A. Ashford |
Integration of governance in national law with
international environmental law and trade regimes |
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Fariborz Zelli |
International regime conflicts on
environmental issues |
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Parashar Kulkarni |
“market friendly means of promoting
sustainable exports: how successful are ecolabels in promoting
sustainable exports from developing countries to developed countries”
lessons from the indian leather footwear industry? |
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I: Transatlantic Relations |
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Environmental Politics in the US and an
Enlarged EU: Norms, Institutions, and Policy Outcomes I (Chair:
Miranda Schreurs) |
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Kirsten Jörgensen |
The USA and Germany: Potentials for mutual
trans-Atlantic Policy-Learning at sub-State Level in the area of
governance for ecological sustainab |
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Patricia M. Keilbach |
Transatlantic Food Fights in an Era of
Globalization: Struggling to Define Menus, Rules and Choices |
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Kristine Kern |
Climate Change Policy in the European Union
and the United States. Federal and Sub-federal Initiatives in
Multi-level Systems |
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Panel Session 4 |
Saturday, 16:15 - 18:00 |
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A: Integration & Innovation |
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Fostering Innovations: Policies II (Chair:
Rolf-Ulrich Sprenger) |
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Paula Kivimaa, Per Mickwitz |
Greener technologies through greener policies?
Environmental policy integration into finnish technology policies |
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William M. Lafferty, Audun Ruud, Olav Larsen |
Environmental policy integration: how will we
recognize it when we see it? The case of green innovation policies
in norway |
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Peter van Humbeeck, Jan Larosse, Ilse Dries |
Governance for linking innovation policy and
sustainable development in flanders (belgium) |
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Johan Nel, Louis Kotzé, Esmé Snyman |
From fragmentation to collaboration:
strategies to improve inter-sector coherence in environmental
authorisations in south africa |
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C: Indicators & Assessments |
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Sustainability Indicators (Chair: Ann Dom) |
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Tom Bauler |
Policy relevance of indicators for sustainable
development |
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Rafael Ziegler |
The indicator syndrome – a methodological
study of sustainability indicators, agenda 21 and agenda 20 |
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Jürgen Blazejczak |
The balanced scorecard approach to integrating
sustainability policies |
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D: Agriculture, Biodiversity & Water |
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Water Use 2: non-European Countries (Chair:
Fabrice Renaud) |
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Tsafrir Gazit |
Checks and balances in the israeli water
system |
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Italy Fischhendler, Eran Feitelson, David
Eaton |
The short- and long-term ramifications of
linkages involving natural resources: the u.s.-mexico transboundary
water case |
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Joseph
Adelegan |
The
history of environmental policy and pollution of water
sources in Nigeria (1960-2004): The way forward |
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E: Resources & Waste |
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Waste and Transport (Chair: Helge Jörgens) |
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Bulkeley, Hudson, Watson |
Vertical and horizontal integration in the
governance of uk municipal waste policy. |
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Frank Schiller |
Interlinkages between the vertical integration
of waste policy and its horizontal progression. |
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Katy Whitelegg, Brigitte Ömer-Rieder |
Are policy niches better than co-ordinated
strategies? A comparison of horizontal policy making in austrian
environment, transport and innovation policy. |
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Daniel Bongardt |
Environmental policy integration through
diagonal policy-processes – the european dimension of the greening
of german transport policy |
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G: Interplay |
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Legal Frameworks of Nation States (Chair:
Markku Lehtonen) |
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Werner Scholtz |
Co-operative approaches to environmental
governance |
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Dragoljub Todic |
Legal and institutional framework for
integration of environmenatal policy - development in serbia |
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Willemien du Plessis |
Legal mechanisms for cooperative governance in
south africa: successes and failures |
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Engobo Emeseh |
The limitations of law in promoting synergy
between environment and development policies in developing countries:
a case study of the petroleum industry in nigeria |
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H: Teaching |
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Integrating Social Science Disciplines –
Innovative forms of teaching (Chair: Michael Maniates t.b.c. ) |
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Kevin Klein |
Environmental studies – an interdisciplinary
approach |
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Kirsten Jörgensen |
Interdisciplinary Environmental Studies at
Free University of Berlin |
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Joseph J. Domask |
Engaging Practitioners in the Education
Process |
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I: Transatlantic Relations |
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Environmental Politics in the US and an
Enlarged EU: Norms, Institutions, and Policy Outcomes II (Chair:
Stacy van Deveer)
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Miranda Schreurs |
An Enlarged European Union and the Environment:
Implications for EU-US Relations |
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Stacy van Deveer |
Implications of an Expanded EU for US-EU
Relations |
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Marcus Schaper |
The U.S., Europe, and National Interest:
Environmental Standard-Setting when Trade Interests Collide |
