Between disaster resilience & energy security – the imperative for a PH climate change discourse

published on Philippine Strategic Forum, 12.08.2021

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The Philippines needs a vibrant discourse on climate change – both on mitigation and adaptation. A discourse is a process of interaction, information exchange, and persuasion, which eventually leads to concrete actions. However, it is not enough to merely present insights, claims, and perspectives. There is a need for genuine exchange between academic and professional perspectives. This article is an invitation to academic scholars, professional experts, policy-makers and civil society groups to engage in a discourse on climate change in the Philippines.

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Hernandez, Ariel

Economy

Further experts

Aleksandrova, Mariya

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Baumann, Max-Otto

Political Science 

Brandi, Clara

Economy and Political Science 

Breuer, Anita

Political Scientist 

Dick, Eva

Sociologist and Spatial Planner 

Dippel, Beatrice

Comparatist 

Donnelly, Aiveen

Politcal Science 

Ekoh, Susan S.

Environmental Research 

El-Haddad, Amirah

Economy 

Fasold, Maximilian

Political Economy 

Fuhrmann-Riebel, Hanna

Economy 

Goedeking, Nicholas

Comparative Political Economy 

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Houdret, Annabelle

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Geography 

Lehmann, Ina

Political Science 

Leininger, Julia

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Malerba, Daniele

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Nowack, Daniel

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