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China's approach to international climate policy: change begins at home [comment]

Author(s): Dröge, Susanne; Wacker, Gudrun.- 2014. 4p.

New climate leadership: "yes, we can ... after all" - the United States is caught between international ambitions and domestic challenges [comment]

Author(s): Dröge, Susanne; Thielges, Sonja.- 2014. 4p.

International climate policy leadership after COP23: the EU must resume its leading role, but cannot do so alone [comment]

Author(s): Dröge, Susanne; Rattani, Vijeta.- 2018. 7p.

India's position in international climate negotiations: no shift under Modi [comment]

Author(s): Dröge, Susanne; Wagner, Christian.- 2015. 4p.

The EU's new energy and climate policy framework for 2030: implications for the German energy transition [comment]

Author(s): Fischer, Severin.- 2014. 8p.

After the Paris agreement: new challenges for the EU's leadership in climate policy [comment]

Author(s): Dröge, Susanne; Geden, Oliver.- 2016. 4p.

The geopolitics of energy transformation : governing the shift: transformation dividends, systemic risks and new uncertainties [comment]

Author(s): Goldthau, Andreas; Keim, Martin; Westphal, Kirsten.- 2018. 4p.

International climate diplomacy after the Trump election victory: Germany and the EU should intensify their outreach to climate allies [comment]

Author(s): Dröge, Susanne.- 2016. 4p.

Prioritise greenhouse gas neutrality: EU and German climate policy should be more ambitious and more pragmatic [comment]

Author(s): Geden, Oliver.- 2017. 4p.

Ensuring the quality of scientific climate policy advice: in an increasingly pragmatic policy environment, advisors should take a step away from politics [comment]

Author(s): Geden, Oliver.- 2015. 7p.

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