Maximilian S. T. Wanner- Doctor of Philosophy
- Postdoc at Stockholm University
Maximilian S. T. Wanner
- Doctor of Philosophy
- Postdoc at Stockholm University
part of the Transformative Partnerships 2030 project (www.transform2030.se), funded by Formas, Sweden
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Introduction
Within the project Transformative Partnerships for Sustainable Development, my work specifically investigates the effectiveness of partnerships between state and non-state actors including international organisations, private actors, civil society and non-governmental organisations. My research beyond the project focuses on global sustainable development and int'l environmental and climate politics, including local climate adaptation, disaster risk reduction and the EU Green Deal.
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September 2023 - present
Education
September 2017 - July 2022
August 2015 - June 2016
September 2014 - August 2016
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Publications (8)
A number of recent international environmental regimes including the Sustainable Development Goals, the Paris Agreement on climate change and the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction rely on soft law featuring voluntary action, wide-ranging provisions for participants and non-binding commitments, while skirting the idea of sanctions. Becaus...
Human-induced climate change is projected to increase the frequency and magnitude of natural hazard events, posing a growing global threat to lives, livelihoods, and assets. Much past research on disaster risk reduction (DRR) has focused on failures of disaster management, while less attention has been devoted to how DRR has changed or improved ove...
Much of the disaster risk reduction (DRR) scholarship has focused on failures while neglecting positive developments, particularly in developing countries. In part, this bias reflects the adaptation deficit argument, which suggests we should expect the most vulnerable (i.e., developing) countries to struggle with adaptation due to their socio-polit...
Many suggestions have been made on what motivates countries to expand their measures for disaster risk reduction (DRR), including the frequency and severity of natural hazards, accountability mechanisms, and governance capacity. Despite the fact that theoretical arguments have been developed and evidence collected from small-scale case studies, few...
Over the last decade, we witnessed an unprecedented booming of communities engaged in do-it-yourself (DIY) activities worldwide. FabLabs, Hackerspaces and Makerspaces can be seen as the physical representations of the maker movement. These unique spaces seek to provide communities, businesses and entrepreneurs the infrastructures and manufacturing...
The objective of this exploratory study is to develop a theorization of how political leadership could have an impact on domestic solar energy development. Theorization means in this case the identification of empirical ideal types of solar energy leadership as manifested in six dimensions of policy strategies and analyzed by theoretical, ideal-typ...
