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
Das Projekt Biodiversity Austria - International hat mit dem neuen Bericht "Neues Denken – neues Handeln: Schlussfolgerungen und Handlungsperspektiven aus dem globalen IPBES Assessment zu transformativem Wandel für Österreich" die
We are inviting you to our first IPW Lecture and Ocean Seminar of this Summer Semester with Prof. Dr. Rakhyun Kim from Utrecht University speaking about "Insititutional Paralysis in the
Written by Simon Fellinger & Margarita Hartlieb It has been over a year since Biodiversity Austria – International started its work as Austria's national IPBES platform — and what an eventful year it has been. From
The Environmental Politics Research Group is participating in the new, interdisciplinary research platform "Multilateralism Revisited". This research platform is dedicated to enhancing the University of Vienna’s research profile by building
We are very excited to share our latest open access article in the journal Environmental Science & Policy titled “Biodiversity monitoring as data practices: Moving beyond actor-centric science-policy interfaces”, written
On 22nd and 23rd of January, the Environmental Politics Research Group had the honor of welcoming Colin Hay, Professor of Political Sciences at Sciences Po Paris, at the University of
On Saturday, January 17, Agreement under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea on the Conservation and Sustainable Use of Marine Biological Diversity of Areas beyond National
We are proud to present Prof. Colin Hay from Sciences Po for our next IPW Lecture at the Department of Political Science. On January 22 at 5 pm he will
Ein Jahr nach dem Erscheinen des IPBES Nexus Assessments veröffentlicht unser Projekt "Biodiversity Austria - International" einen Bericht, der die zentralen Erkenntnisse erstmals systematisch auf den österreichischen Kontext anwendet. Aus
The Environmental Politics Research Group (EPRG) is based at the Department of Political Science at the University of Vienna and is led by Professor Dr. Alice Vadrot.
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