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Chair of International Relations
GESS - Events
Tagung
Stress in der Leistungsgesellschaft
Flexible Systeme zwischen Erholung und Kollaps
8.-10.03.2012
ETH-Zentrum, Hauptgebäude, HG E 23
Rämistrasse 101, 8006 Zürich
Kolloquium
Ökonomie und Anpassung in wissensgeschichtlicher Perspektive
ab 29.02.2012 jeweils Mittwoch, 18-20h, zweiwöchentlich
ETH Zürich, Clausiustrasse 59, RZ F21, 8006 Zürich
Forthcoming
Paul Bernays Lectures
ETH-Zentrum, Auditorium Maximum, HG F30
Rämistrasse 101, 8006 Zürich
14.-19.10.2012
New Developments in Signaling Theory. Model Building, Applications, and Empirical Corroborations
| Professor | Prof. Dr. Thomas Bernauer |
| Administration | Susanne Böhm; Claudia M. Jenny |
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Brief description |
The chair's field of work is
international and comparative economic policy. Connections and functional sequences between countries, their markets and their social situation are examined. |
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Address |
Haldeneggstig 4, 8092 Zürich |
| ETH-Address |
IFW C 45.1 |
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Phone |
+41 44 632 63 85 +41 44 632 64 66 |
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Fax |
+41 44 632 12 89 |
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Website |
www.ib.ethz.ch |
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E-Mail |
boehm@ir.gess.ethz.ch; cjenny@icr.gess.ethz.ch |
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Research |
Priority research programmes include environmental and technology policy, international trade and monetary policy as well as the investigation of the role of the government in today's society. Various approaches to regulating safety risks in the areas of environment, health and safety as well as their (possible) influences on the international action system are analysed. Issues relating to the regulation of the financial market constitute another area of research. (What is its role with regard to the banking system? For what reasons and in what ways do governments respond to speculative currency attacks?) Sociological and ecological focuses lie on the investigation of the influence of forms of government and government activities on welfare and on international water resources and environmental innovation management. |
| Teaching |
Elective Courses GESS: Regular
courses on the following subjects: introduction to political science,
international water management, international environmental policy, the
approach of different political systems to environment, health and safety
risks. Courses of study: Master of Arts in Comparative and International Studies (MACIS) |
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Staff |
12 |
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Doctoral candidates |
8 |
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Post-Docs |
0 |
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Publications |
Assessing the Performance of International Water Management at Lake
Titicaca (co-authored with Jörg Rieckermann, Helge Daebel and Mariska
Ronteltap). Forthcoming in Aquatic Sciences, 2006.
Determinants of
Green Innovation? Ten Years after Porter's Win-Win Proposition: How to
Study the Effects of Environmental Regulation? (Co-authored with
Stéphanie Engels, Daniel Kammerer, and Jazmin Seijas). Forthcoming in
Politische Vierteljahresschrift, 2006. Multi-Attribute Value Theory as a Framework for Conflict Resolution in River Sind WTO-Dispute im Umwelt- und
Verbraucherschutzbereich eskalationsträchtiger? (Are Environment,
Health and Safety Disputes in the WTO More Prone to Escalation?
co-authored with Thomas Sattler). Zeitschrift für Internationale
Beziehungen 13/1: 5-38, 2006. On the Interconnectedness of Regulatory Policy and Markets: Insights From Banking (coauthored with Vally Koubi). British Journal of Political Science 36/3: 509-525, 2006. Managing Risk and Regulation in European Food Safety Governance (Co-authored with Ladina Caduff). Review of Policy Research 23/1: 153-168, 2006. Stakeholder
Perceptions of GMOs in the Philippines, Mexico, and South Africa and
the Global Competition for Public Trust (co-authored with Philipp
Aerni). World Development 34/3: 557-575, 2006. |
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Partners |
MIT, Center for International Studies; University of Maryland, Dept. of Government; University of Minnesota, Political Science Department; Claremont Graduate University; Columbia University, Earth Institute; EAWAG, S-ENETH, D-BAUG ETH |
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