SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

• William Clark
• Robert Frosch
• Kelly Sims Gallagher
• Dale Jorgenson
• Calestous Juma
• David Keith
• Henry Lee
• Theodore Panayotou
• Cristine Russell
• Robert Stavins

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Post-Kyoto International Climate Policy: Summary for Policymakers

This volume is a highly topical contribution to climate policy debates that offers options, based on cutting-edge social-science research, for an international climate change regime to succeed the Kyoto Protocol when it expires in 2012. It distils key findings from the Harvard Project into an easy reference for policymakers, journalists, and stakeholders.

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The spring 2013 issue of the quarterly journal International Security is now available!

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Global Warning

Someone usually asks Holdren why we should be worried about it. Holdren, who has been thinking about climate change since the late 1960s, has a prepared list: “Heat waves, drought, wildfires, rising sea level, reduced agricultural productivity, damage to ocean fisheries, loss of coral reefs,” he says. “I mean, I have a much longer litany,” he reminds his audience. This isn’t just about beach erosion on Cape Cod or warmer summers in Europe, it’s about trying to preserve the conditions for our economic, social, and political well-being.

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Lessons from Katrina

A guidebook to community-driven planning in disaster recovery.

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The Science, Technology, and Public Policy Program (STPP) applies methods drawn from technology assessment, political science, economics, management, and law to study problems where science, technology, and policy intersect.

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The aim of the Science, Technology, and Globalization Project (STG) is to undertake research, conduct training, provide policy advice, and disseminate information on interactions between technological innovation and globalization.

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