Dahrendorf Analysis cover a wide range of content, including research-in-progress, essays and detailed material.

Dahrendorf Analysis 2/2016
What impact would a Brexit have on the EU?

by Dr Tim Oliver

 

 

Dahrendorf Analyisis 1/2016
Forget Fortress Europe: Why European migration policy needs a drastic change of perspective

by Dr Annette Jünemann

 

 

Publications from Dahrendorf Symposium 2013

• Quantifying Long-Term Economic Benefits of European Electricity System Integration by Eva Schmid and Brigitte Knopf
• Social Interactions and Social Learning in Transportation Behavior by Frank Goetzke
• Catching Two European Birds With One Renewable Stone: Mitigating Climate Change, Relieving Recession by Felix Creutzig et al
• European Cities Can Contribute to Climate Change Mitigation by Changing Urban Albedo by Tiziana Susca and Felix Creutzig
• Can a mode shift to walking and cycling benefit health and the climate? by James Woodcock and Felix Creutzig

Working Group 2: Governance and Policy Aspects of Climate Change

• Beyond the “grid-lock” in German-Polish electricity interconnectors by Lidia Puka and Kacper Szulecki
• Understanding the Increase of energy efficiency in the Polish and German industry – for an effective EU ETS and a common industrial policy by Andrzej Ancygier and Anna Serzysko
• German-Polish Cooperation in Renewables: Towards Policy Convergence? by Andrzej Ancygier and Kacper Szulecki

Working Group 3: Social and Legal Aspects of Climate Change

• Human Rights and the Next Great Energy Transition by Henry Shue
• Directional Climate Justice in an Era of Adaptation: Distinguishing directed obligations from claim rights by Marcus Hedahl
• Towards ‘Climate Justice’? Critical Challenges at the Nexus Between Human Rights, Climate Injustice and Capitalism: Some Lessons from Liberal Legal Subjectivity by Anna Grear

Working Group 4: Economics and Climate Change

• Overlapping Environmental Policies by Paolo Falbo, Cristian Pelizzari and Luca Taschini
• Would delegation to an independent carbon authority fix the EU ETS? by Godefroy Grosjean (PIK), William Acworth (PIK), Christian Flachsland (MCC) and Robert Marschinski (PIK, TU)
• Modeling the Market Price of Risk for Emission Allowance Prices by Ya Wen and Rüdiger Kiesel
• System responsiveness and the EU ETS by Sascha Kollenberg and Luca Taschini
• Post-2020 EU climate change policy: power sector targets and policy. by James Rydge
• The sustainability-security trade-off in electricity markets by Katrin Rehdanz, Carsten Schröder, Christine Merk and Alessandro Tavoni

Working Group 5: Europe and the World

• Europe´s (future) role on the global stage by Helmut K. Anheier and Alexander Ruser
• A single representative of the EU on the international stage: Vertreter or Verräter? by Stéphanie Novak
• The Asia Strategy of the European Union by O. Arne Westad and Marie Julie Chenard
• ‘Eastern Partnership’ vs. ‘Eurasian Union’: towards an EU-Russia competition for the common neighbourhood? by David Cadier