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SUMMARY:Climate Change Politics in Southeast Asia (1)
LOCATION:REC A1.02
DESCRIPTION:Southeast Asia is one of the world regions most vulnerable to t
 he impacts of climate change, including issues such as sea-level rise, floo
 ds and droughts, and declining agricultural yields. While Southeast Asian g
 overnments have made ambitious commitments to emissions reduction targets, 
 new points of conflict and cooperation have emerged between political elite
 s and environmental movements at both the subnational and national level. D
 espite its evident importance, the study of climate politics in Southeast A
 sia is still fairly marginal. The proposed panel aims to make new contribut
 ions to this area of research, focusing in particular on the political proc
 esses, policies, and actors that have shaped responses to climate change in
  the region. We aim to bring together scholars working on these issues in d
 ifferent Southeast Asian countries and from a range of disciplinary perspec
 tives. Questions the panel seeks to explore include:\n\n- \nHow do differen
 t political actors and institutions in Southeast Asia shape climate change 
 policy and governance?\n\n- Does regime type affect the politics of climate
  change in Southeast Asia?\n- How are climate change and its impacts framed
  in Southeast Asian media discourses?\n- How do local communities respond t
 o the impacts of climate change and to state-sponsored adaptation and mitig
 ation measures?\n- What forms of political activism have emerged in Southea
 st Asia around issues such as climate justice?\n- How does the global UN cl
 imate regime affect national adaptation and mitigation strategies in Southe
 ast Asia?\n- How can awareness about climate change and its consequences be
  enhanced in Southeast Asia?
URL:https://euroseas2024.org/panels/oriental-institute-of-the-czech-academy-of-sciences
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20240724T090000
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UID:euroseas-2024-oriental-institute-of-the-czech-academy-of-sciences-2
SUMMARY:Climate Change Politics in Southeast Asia (2)
LOCATION:REC A1.02
DESCRIPTION:Southeast Asia is one of the world regions most vulnerable to t
 he impacts of climate change, including issues such as sea-level rise, floo
 ds and droughts, and declining agricultural yields. While Southeast Asian g
 overnments have made ambitious commitments to emissions reduction targets, 
 new points of conflict and cooperation have emerged between political elite
 s and environmental movements at both the subnational and national level. D
 espite its evident importance, the study of climate politics in Southeast A
 sia is still fairly marginal. The proposed panel aims to make new contribut
 ions to this area of research, focusing in particular on the political proc
 esses, policies, and actors that have shaped responses to climate change in
  the region. We aim to bring together scholars working on these issues in d
 ifferent Southeast Asian countries and from a range of disciplinary perspec
 tives. Questions the panel seeks to explore include:\n\n- \nHow do differen
 t political actors and institutions in Southeast Asia shape climate change 
 policy and governance?\n\n- Does regime type affect the politics of climate
  change in Southeast Asia?\n- How are climate change and its impacts framed
  in Southeast Asian media discourses?\n- How do local communities respond t
 o the impacts of climate change and to state-sponsored adaptation and mitig
 ation measures?\n- What forms of political activism have emerged in Southea
 st Asia around issues such as climate justice?\n- How does the global UN cl
 imate regime affect national adaptation and mitigation strategies in Southe
 ast Asia?\n- How can awareness about climate change and its consequences be
  enhanced in Southeast Asia?
URL:https://euroseas2024.org/panels/oriental-institute-of-the-czech-academy-of-sciences
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20240724T110000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20240724T123000
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