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Marcus Carson

Stockholm Environment Institute, HQ - Stockholm, Sweden, Senior Research Fellow / Assoc Professor of Sociology

Stockholm Environment Institute - Africa Centre, University of Dar es Salaam, Sociology, Senior Research Fellow

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Papers by Marcus Carson

Reconceptualizing Resilience and What It Implies for CCA, Drr, and Sustainability Development: A Sociological Pespective Stressing Socio-Cultural Dimensions, Human Agency, and Innovatioin

Exekutiv sammanfattning

BASIC's emergence and wider geopolitical change

Trends and developments: Where is BASIC heading?

Methods and conceptual framework

The BASIC countries

BASIC takes the stage

The BASIC countries

Resilience and management of Arctic wetlands: phase 2 report

Part Four: Extensions and Conclusions

Paradigms in Public Policy

Public Policy Paradigms : Theory and Practice of Paradigm Shifts in the Europeanj Union

What factors build or erode resilience in the Arctic

Hållbara Hökarängens fördjupade miljösatsning : Slutrapport: Oktober 2012 – juni 2015

Shifting ground: Brazil tackles climate change and deforestation, but rapid growth, energy needs undermine progress

Sustainable management and resilience of Arctic wetlands – scoping study

Part Two: Selected Classic Studies of Public Policy Paradigm Shifts

Institutionalising gender equality in disaster risk reduction : DRR challenges and impacts on women and men, girls and boys in the context of a changing climate

While MSB has many years of experience of implementing environmental and gender perspectives in i... more While MSB has many years of experience of implementing environmental and gender perspectives in its humanitarian work; disaster risk reduction (DRR) and climate change adaptation present a different set of opportunities and challenges. Thesefurther emphasise the inclusion of a social change component that overlaps somewhat with more conventional development work. MSB commissioned the Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) to prepare this report, noting that women and men (as well as girls and boys) are affected differently by: i) the impacts of climate change, ii) efforts related to climate change adaptation (CCA), and iii) disaster risk reduction (DRR).

Arctic Council. 2016. Arctic Resilience Report

Shared decision-making in a changing Arctic political landscape

How can freshwater natural accounting be used in governing Arctic freshwater resources?

Reconceptualizing Resilience and What It Implies for CCA, Drr, and Sustainability Development: A Sociological Pespective Stressing Socio-Cultural Dimensions, Human Agency, and Innovatioin

Exekutiv sammanfattning

BASIC's emergence and wider geopolitical change

Trends and developments: Where is BASIC heading?

Methods and conceptual framework

The BASIC countries

BASIC takes the stage

The BASIC countries

Resilience and management of Arctic wetlands: phase 2 report

Part Four: Extensions and Conclusions

Paradigms in Public Policy

Public Policy Paradigms : Theory and Practice of Paradigm Shifts in the Europeanj Union

What factors build or erode resilience in the Arctic

Hållbara Hökarängens fördjupade miljösatsning : Slutrapport: Oktober 2012 – juni 2015

Shifting ground: Brazil tackles climate change and deforestation, but rapid growth, energy needs undermine progress

Sustainable management and resilience of Arctic wetlands – scoping study

Part Two: Selected Classic Studies of Public Policy Paradigm Shifts

Institutionalising gender equality in disaster risk reduction : DRR challenges and impacts on women and men, girls and boys in the context of a changing climate

While MSB has many years of experience of implementing environmental and gender perspectives in i... more While MSB has many years of experience of implementing environmental and gender perspectives in its humanitarian work; disaster risk reduction (DRR) and climate change adaptation present a different set of opportunities and challenges. Thesefurther emphasise the inclusion of a social change component that overlaps somewhat with more conventional development work. MSB commissioned the Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) to prepare this report, noting that women and men (as well as girls and boys) are affected differently by: i) the impacts of climate change, ii) efforts related to climate change adaptation (CCA), and iii) disaster risk reduction (DRR).

Arctic Council. 2016. Arctic Resilience Report

Shared decision-making in a changing Arctic political landscape

How can freshwater natural accounting be used in governing Arctic freshwater resources?