PhD Position (Law and/or Political Science) - Governance of Climate Extremes — Universität Bern
- Location
- Bern
- Contract
- full-time
- Posted
- 2 days ago
Role overview
Die UniBE ist ambitioniert.
Bei uns erbringen Sie Spitzenleistungen und messen sich mit den Besten. Aufgaben:
This PhD project is part of Workpackage 3 of NCCR CLIM+, which concentrates on questions of governance and justice around the regulation of climate extremes (such as droughts, floods, heatwaves, and heavy precipitation amongst others).
- Die UniBE ist ambitioniert.
- Bei uns erbringen Sie Spitzenleistungen und messen sich mit den Besten. Aufgaben:
- The salary follows the University of Bern and SNSF regulations
What the company offers
- The salary follows the University of Bern and SNSF regulations
Additional details
- Bei uns erbringen Sie Spitzenleistungen und messen sich mit den Besten.
- Specifically, the thesis will investigate under what conditions law and politics recognize and define an event as 'extreme' and what this means for resulting goveranance responses and questions of justice.
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