Bernstein / The Earth System Science Partnership / /
Country
Japan / Jordan / Sweden / / /
Facility
United Kingdom B. Siebenhu¨ner Oldenburg University / The Netherlands N. Kanie Tokyo Institute of Technology / Thailand D. Liverman University of Arizona / Lund University / VU University / Chiang Mai University / J. Gupta Institute / M. M. Betsill Colorado State University / USA D. Liverman H. Schroeder Oxford University / Fort Collins / /
IndustryTerm
governance solutions / peoples networks / multilayered institutional systems / social and natural systems / biochemical systems / methodological tools / transnational networks / actor-networks / potential new governance systems / law system / scientific networks / governance systems / social-ecological systems / non-environmental governance systems / social networks / private international law systems / planetary biogeophysical systems / compliance management systems / knowledge systems / federal systems / /
Organization
Chiang Mai University / J. Gupta Institute for Environmental Studies / civil society / United Kingdom B. Siebenhu¨ner Oldenburg University / Department of Environmental Policy Analysis / Colorado State University / Forest Stewardship Council / Earth System Governance Project / Marine Stewardship Council / International Project Office / VU University / Amsterdam / Commission on Global Governance / Oxford University / L. Lebel Unit for Social and Environmental Research / University of Arizona / Tokyo Institute of Technology / Lund University / United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization / /
Person
Van Waarden / Ruben Zondervan / Michele M. Betsill / Bernd Siebenhu¨ner / Heike Schroeder Bernd Siebenhu / Louis Lebel / Frank Biermann / Van Kersbergen / H. Schroeder / Diana Liverman / /
Position
Author / actor / authoritative actor / Carpenter / /
Int Environ Agreements:277–298 DOIs10784ORIGINAL PAPER Earth system governance: a research framework Frank Biermann • Michele M. Betsill • Joyeeta Gupta •