Are you interested in international environmental governance and negotiations, would like to work on cutting edge political science research and have proven experience or a passion for working with data and code? We are now hiring a Data Steward for a new project called
This semester the TwinPolitics Ocean Seminar series reflects the role of science in multilateral environmental negotiations. We are very excited to welcome three scientists who are getting involved and try
The University of Vienna was officially accredited as an observer to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC). With this new status, scientists can now participate negotiations as
This week, the University of Vienna was granted official observer status at the International Seabed Authority (ISA), based in Kingston, Jamaica. This means that researchers from the University of Vienna
BioMonWeek 2026 brought together Europe's biodiversity monitoring community for a week of exchanges on how to better observe, measure, and ultimately protect the natural world. The conference, organised under the
On April 15, 2026, the Environmental Politics Research Group and the ERC Project TwinPolitics hosted a workshop bringing together current research on international organizations, institutional change and multilateral reform, with
Are you interested in environmental governance and working on cutting edge political science research on the future of international negotiations regarding marine ecology? Emerging digital twin technology holds promise
Vom 20. bis 24. April 2026 fand in der Internationalen Naturschutzakademie Vilm auf der gleichnamigen Insel vor Rügen der Workshop „Transformation gestalten - Jugendworkshop zum Bericht des Weltbiodiversitätsrats (IPBES)“ statt.
Portugal's geographic position and its history as a sea crossing nation are deeply ingrained in the country's history and in its policy preferences. How is this reflected in Portugal's behaviour
2026 marks the anniversaries of several environmental disasters that severely harmed both nature and human health. As these disasters were caused by human activity, they raise questions about who is responsible and
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