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​Current Research by Core Faculty

 

Dr. Andreas Klinke 
  1. Analysis and comparison of public policies on environmental problems.
    • International and global governance instutitions, structures and processes
    • Role and relevance of non-state actors and public-private partnerships
    • Transformation from state-centric to poly-centric governance of public policy making
    • Discourse, deliberation and participation
    • Adaptive and integrative capacity in environmental governance and management
  2. Social science risk research in the context of public policy, in particular environmental policy.
  3. Public policy towards sustainability.
  4. Inter- and trans-disciplinary research on environmental problems.​
  
Dr. Michael van Zyll De Jong​
  1. Fish stock assessment
  2. Rehabilitation of inland fisheries
  3. Aquatic resource management planning
  4. Adaptive governance approaches and institutional arrangement in inland fisheries management
  5. Application of structured decision making to inland fisheries management​
 
Dr. Paul Foley​
  1. International and comparative political economy
  2. Political ecology
  3. Development and environmental change (e.g. fisheries)
  4. Environmental politics and policy
  5. Market-oriented environmental policy and governance (e.g. eco-certification and eco-labeling
  6. Global environmental governance​
 
Dr. Kelly Vodden​
  1. Sustainable rural, community and regional development
  2. Rural resilience
  3. Community involvement in resource management
  4. Local and regional governance
  5. Community adaptation
  6. Complex adaptive social-ecological systems
  7. Innovation, green economies and community-corporate relations.​

 

Current Research by Associated Faculty 

Dr. Morteza Haghiri​
  1. Economics of Food Safety and Supply Chain Management
    • Is Newfoundland and Labrador Eating Locally Grown Produce?
    • Advances in Traceability System: Consumer Attitudes toward Development of Integration Traceability
    • Methods and Quality Control Systems for the Farmed Atlantic Salmon
    • Consumer Perceptions toward Foods with Fat Contents
  2. Applied Econometrics
    • Modeling Stochastic Semi-parametric Frontiers using the Generalized Additive Theory
    • Comparing Nonparametric to Parametric Interaction Terms in Generalized Additive Models: Production Technology in the Canadian Cable Television Industry
    • Non-parametric Estimates of Technology using Generalized Additive Models: The Case of the Canadian Cable Television Industry
  3. Economics of Biotechnology
    • The Transition of the Old Economy Regions to the New Economy: The Role of Biotechnology as a Knowledge-Based Technology
    • The Conjectural Variations Approach and the Model of Regional-Intellectual Property Rights: A Case Study for Iran
  4. International Trade Policy Education
    • The Future of International Trade Organizations: Looking Ahead
  5. Economic Analysis of Industrial Research Projects
    • An Economic Analysis of Synthesizing Novel Polymers using Environmentally Friendly Methods
  6. Economics of Technology
    • Producers' Willingness-to-Adopt New Technology: A Case Study of Canola Producers in Manitoba​​
 

 

Eric Mintz​
  1. Preparing new edition of Democracy, Diversity, and Good Government
  2. Preparing new edition of Politics, Power, and the Common Good
  3. Evaluating Canadian public policy in terms of social, economic, and environmental sustainability
  4. Key political dilemmas​
 

 

Dr. Michael Newton​
  1. Exploring traditional spiritual views about the human relationship to the earth and their role in reframing our attitude to nature in a post religious world.
  2. Mindfulness in nature. Developing workshops to help individuals understand their place in the natural world.​
 

 

Dr. Nick Novakowski​
  1. Sustainable development
    • Conceptualizing sustainable development as a principle of social continuity of life on earth.
    • Sustainable development through renewable energy: Iceland’s experience with geothermal energy.
    • Design of the GRI (Global Reporting Initiative) level three sustainability reporting framework.
  2. Common pool resources management
    • Restoring the Newfoundland and Labrador fishery
    • Ecological and social consequences of the ITQ in Iceland cod fishery
    • A demand-side approach to water management in Western Newfoundland
  3. Community based natural resource governance
    • Identifying environmental values changes in the Humber River Basin, NL
    • Global networking for saving world small-scale fisheries
  4. Environmental policy analysis
    • Comments on NL provincial government strategy for climate change​
 

 

Ivan Savic​
  1. ​The political economy of the international financial system
    • Global financial governance: the role and politics of the G8/G20, IMF and the EU.
    • International financial crises: the politics and consequence of crisis response.
  2. International organizations and crisis politics
    • The interplay of states, IOs, transnational and domestic actors during crises.
    • The effect of crises on the development of global governance.
  3. The interplay of economic and security policy
    • The nature of economic interdependence under globalization and its impact on inter- and intra-state conflict.
    • The influence of markets and non-state actors on the formation of foreign and economic policy.
 

 

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