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ISEPEI Represented at Eye on Earth Expert Group Meeting in Bonn, Germany

February 3, 2015
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ISEPEI (“In Service ICT Training for Environmental Professionals”), the joint project of CEU and UNEP’s Global Universities Partnership on Environment and Sustainability (GUPES) led by Dr. Viktor Lagutov, is being represented at the “Eye on Earth expert group and Special Initiatives stakeholder meeting on informed decision making for sustainable development” from 3-5 February at the United Nations Centre in Bonn, Germany.

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Prof. Aleh Cherp leads a new project on the Politics of Energy Transitions

January 23, 2015
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Prof. Aleh Cherp leads a new project on the Politics of Energy Transitions supported by the International Social Sciences Council’s Transformation to Sustainability Program as part of the Future Earth initiative.

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Prof. Aleh Cherp co-authors a paper on the concept of energy security

January 23, 2015
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Prof. Aleh Cherp co-authors a paper on the concept of energy security with Dr. Jewell of IIASA, an EPRG alumna. The paper can be freely retrieved at http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0301421514004960.

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Tamara Steger's new article on Roma social and environmental exclusion

January 7, 2015
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Special Issue of Analyse & Kritik:

Environmental Justice: Empirical Concerns and Normative Reasoning

Guest-Editor: Gordon Walker

Ghettos in Slovakia.  Confronting Roma Social and Enviromental Exclusion

2014 (36) Issue 2: 229-250

Richard Filcak / Tamara Steger

Abstract:

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Doctoral candidate, MESPOM alumna 2007-2009, Diane Matar successfully participated in the IUCN World Parks Congress

December 16, 2014
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Doctoral student Diane Matar successfully participated in the IUCN World Parks Congress that took place at the Sydney Olympic Park on Nov. 12-21. In the framework of the congress' Stream 1: Reaching Conservation Goals, Diane shared with the audience the results of the first management effectiveness evaluation of UNESCO Biosphere Reserves in North Africa (pic.1).

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