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Research Interest(s): Negotiation, transnational climate governance, UNFCCC, small states
Discipline(s): Political Science
Subdiscipline(s): International Relations
Research Group(s): International order, foreign policy, diplomacy, Environmental risks and planetary limits, Art, humanities, and international research
Geographical Area(s): Global realm , Latin America and the Caribbean, Oceania
Language(s): French, English, Italian
Biography
Sarah Tegas is a PhD Candidate in Political Sciences (International Relations), researching the influence of small island states in international climate negotiations. Her thesis sits within the research project "Beyond coalitions: Small states in international climate negotiations" (BeCoSS Climate). Prior to this position, Sarah completed her Master in Transnational Governance at the European University Institute, after which she stayed at the EUI to work as a trainee for the EIB Climate Chair.
Thesis topic
Beyond coalitions: Small states in international climate negotiations, supervised by Carola Klöck
publications
Bindy, C., Bradley, A., Ifwanga, T., Lempereur, A., Nicolaidis, K., Tegas, S. (2023, June 12) Making Progress Under Pressure II: How C-ROADS Can Train Better Negotiators. MIT Sloan Sustainability Initiative.
Tegas, S. (2023) Sustainable Prosperity: An Integrated Approach for Volt Europa and beyond, Florence : European University Institute, 2023, EUI, STG, Capstone Report, 2023.
