Venue : Room S1, second floor, 28 rue des Saints-Pères 75007 and online via zoom

This session is part of the Environnement and International Relations seminar.

The first part of the presentation will focus on the extent to which high-income democratic countries are “outsourcing” environmental impacts of consumption to other countries via global supply chains. It will also shed light on the main policy instruments that are, thus far, used in trying to mitigate such outsourcing. The second part will then center on political obstacles to internalizing environmental impacts of consumption, with a focus on research results from choice experiments on consumer and citizen preferences on sustainability governance of global supply chains.

 

Speaker:
Thomas Bernauer, ETH Zurich

 

Discussant:
Rosanne Logeart, Paris School of Economics

 

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Responsables scientifiques : 
Carola Kloeck, assistant professor, Sciences Po-CERI
Adrien Estève, docteur associé, Sciences Po-CERI
Anaëlle Vergonjeanne, doctorante, Sciences Po-CERI

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The seminar will be held in person and also online via the Zoom platform. 

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