Events

Semester Program

April 26th:

• Nadine Schröder: Order with(out) design in polycentric governance systems: The role of independence and multiplicity in decision-making for WFD implementation processes, performance and redesign.
  (HU Berlin: THESys Graduate Program)

May 3rd:

• Mehwish Zuberi: Unfolding (constrained) spatial imaginaries of smallholder farmers through participatory knowledge
  mapping and strategy evaluation in South Punjab, Pakistan
  (HU Berlin: THESys Graduate Program / RG: Integrative Geography)
• Aditya Korekallu Srinivasa: Understanding Farmers' Policy Preferences for Solar Powered Irrigation Systems in Karnataka, India: A Choice Experiment Approach
  (HU Berlin: IRI THESys GP / RG: Agrifood Chain Management)

May 17th:

• Cristián Flores: Lithium and green hydrogen in the context of Chile-EU relations: contested territorialization, infrastructure and spatially uneven development of global green policy
  (HU Berlin: THESys GP / RG: Hydrology & Society)
• Grace E. Leonnig: Organic Farmers’ Regional Groups for facilitation of farmer-to-farmer and multi-actor knowledge exchange and co-innovation
  (HU Berlin: THESys Graduate Program)

May 31st:

• Katharina Bäumler: What role for science in constituting soil health as a policy-problem? The example of soil compaction in Germany
  (HU Berlin: THESys Graduate Program / Thünen Institute Braunschweig)
• Lydia Finzel: Unpacking capacity for local climate action: mechanisms shaping the effect of organisational capacity on policy implementation
  (HU Berlin, Resource Economics)

June 14th:

• David Chen: Local food futures - quantifying benefits and trade-offs of more localized diets in a global context
  (PIK / THESys Graduate Program)
• Mohammed Bascher: Multi-objective multidisciplinary planning and management of large river basins
  (Assistant Professor, University of Toronto)

June 28th:

• Marie Pratzer: Land use and control in South American dry forests: mapping co-occuring land uses
  (HU Berlin: THESys Graduate Program / Biogeography)
• Jamie Burton: Mapping Livestock Frontiers in South America's Tropical Dry Forests
  (HU Berlin: THESys Graduate Program / Biogeography)

July 12th:

• Denis Momanyi: Qualitatively unpacking the archetypal heterogeneities in rural Kenyan smallholder agro-socio-ecosystems: Implications for research, climate change, and food policies
  (HU Berlin: THESys Graduate Program / Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research (ZALF))
• Clemens Jänicke: Can we estimate farm size from field size? An empirical investigation of the field size to farm size relationship
  (HU Berlin: THESys Graduate Program / Geography Department)