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SEI geopolitics research examines the dynamic interactions between politics, natural resources, human security and global environmental change.

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Governing bioeconomy pathways

Rohingya Refugees Mark Two Years Since The Crisis

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Farmer fertilizing arable land with phosphorus fertilizer.

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SEI Currents 2022

The world is in transition. What trends are emerging in 2022?

Aerial view of swimmer in waves, Malé, Maldives

Breakdown or breakthrough: currents and turning points in 2022

SEI Currents 2022 taps the institute’s expertise and insights from eight offices on four continents to examine trends emerging in 2022 and beyond.

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pipline tundra trans-Alaska arctic autumn

The United States and the making of an Arctic nation

Governing climate change: polycentricity in action?

Field of maize in South Africa

New SEI initiative aims to help the bioeconomy take root in the global South

Amidst social and environmental dynamics in Ilulissat, West Greenland

Farmers looking at information on a clipboard

Cultivating success in the science-policy-practice relationship

How to harness the potential of border carbon adjustments

SEI reports
Climate
Governance
13 February 2018

Chocolates marked with the words SEI Tallinn 25.

Celebrating 25 years of SEI Tallinn

Golden glow: reflected trees

Climate change, transitions, and geopolitics

Members of civil society line the stairs calling for nationally determined contributions (NDCs) to go up, reminding delegates they must not 'back out' of their commitments.

Ratcheting up ambition: COP23 sets the stage for the 2018 Facilitative Dialogue

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Climate
Governance
18 October 2017

A group of young people discussing ideas at a table.

Arctic change and other challenges for tomorrow’s leaders

Perspective
Governance
15 September 2017
Arctic

“Comité de Paris”: Presentation of Draft Outcome Document, COP21. Photo credit: UN Photo/ Mark Garten [CC BY-NC-ND 2.0] via Flickr

Transparency in multilateral climate politics: furthering (or distracting from) accountability?

Boden hydro power plant by the Lule river. Photo credit: Vattenfall [CC BY-NC-ND 2.0] via Flickr

Whose hydropower? From conflictual management into an era of reconciling environmental concerns

China’s Belt and Road Initiative – how can finance help to make it sustainable?

Farmer fertilizing arable land with phosphorus fertilizer.

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