Sjur Kasa
Biographic Data
| ID | 3719838 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sjur Kasa |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sjur |
| FAMILY NAME | Kasa |
| SIGNATURE | KASA S |
| AFFILIATIONS | CICERO Center for International Climate Research |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 31 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Helge Hveem og Internasjonal politisk økonomi på norsk
Navigation in New Terrain with Familiar Maps
We explore how political struggles influence innovation policy through a Norwegian case study on the formation of a state-funded research and development program for utilizing natural gas feedstock from the North Sea. Despite the apparent dominance of business, specialized branches of the state, and R&D institutions in the realm of innovation policy, the key argument is that labor unions and regional interests exert considerable influence in shap…
Globalizing Unsustainable Food Consumption
Global trends toward Western consumption patterns are sometimes seen as a natural result of trade liberalization and ‘taste convergence’ in a globalized economy. However, an alternative political economy perspective traces the Westernization of consumption patterns to inter-state competition over export markets and intra- and inter-state lobbying by producer interests that together impose consumption changes on non-Western societies. The followin…
The Group of 77 in the international climate negotiations
Financial Crisis and State–NGO Relations
This article discusses the consequences of the 1997–1999 “Asian–Brazil–Russia” financial crisis on environmental policies and state–nongovernmental organization (NGO) relations in Brazilian Amazonia. While the crisis led to severe cuts in national budgets, active NGOs—local and international—as well as new forest management solutions implemented by coalitions of NGOs and public actors ameliorated the impacts of the financial crisis and helped imp…
Vekstmaskiner og horisontale nettverk. Klimapolitiske posisjoner og strategier overfor utslippsintensiv industri i fem norske industrikommuner
Policy networks as barriers to green tax reform
From the late 1980s, Norwegian governments have implemented an ambitious scheme of CO2‐taxes to curb greenhouse gas emissions. However, while the transportation sector and offshore petroleum companies had to accept an increasing tax burden during the 1990s, some of the mainland energy intensive industries were exempted. These exemptions were continued in spite of the recommendations from the 1994 Green tax commission to remove them and a proposal…
In place of the forest
The Group of 77 in the international climate negotiations
Policy networks as barriers to green tax reform
From the late 1980s, Norwegian governments have implemented an ambitious scheme of CO2‐taxes to curb greenhouse gas emissions. However, while the transportation sector and offshore petroleum companies had to accept an increasing tax burden during the 1990s, some of the mainland energy intensive industries were exempted. These exemptions were continued in spite of the recommendations from the 1994 Green tax commission to remove them and a proposal…
Navigation in New Terrain with Familiar Maps
We explore how political struggles influence innovation policy through a Norwegian case study on the formation of a state-funded research and development program for utilizing natural gas feedstock from the North Sea. Despite the apparent dominance of business, specialized branches of the state, and R&D institutions in the realm of innovation policy, the key argument is that labor unions and regional interests exert considerable influence in shap…
Globalizing Unsustainable Food Consumption
Global trends toward Western consumption patterns are sometimes seen as a natural result of trade liberalization and ‘taste convergence’ in a globalized economy. However, an alternative political economy perspective traces the Westernization of consumption patterns to inter-state competition over export markets and intra- and inter-state lobbying by producer interests that together impose consumption changes on non-Western societies. The followin…
Financial Crisis and State–NGO Relations
This article discusses the consequences of the 1997–1999 “Asian–Brazil–Russia” financial crisis on environmental policies and state–nongovernmental organization (NGO) relations in Brazilian Amazonia. While the crisis led to severe cuts in national budgets, active NGOs—local and international—as well as new forest management solutions implemented by coalitions of NGOs and public actors ameliorated the impacts of the financial crisis and helped imp…
In place of the forest
Policy networks as barriers to green tax reform
From the late 1980s, Norwegian governments have implemented an ambitious scheme of CO2‐taxes to curb greenhouse gas emissions. However, while the transportation sector and offshore petroleum companies had to accept an increasing tax burden during the 1990s, some of the mainland energy intensive industries were exempted. These exemptions were continued in spite of the recommendations from the 1994 Green tax commission to remove them and a proposal…
Vekstmaskiner og horisontale nettverk. Klimapolitiske posisjoner og strategier overfor utslippsintensiv industri i fem norske industrikommuner
Financial Crisis and State–NGO Relations
This article discusses the consequences of the 1997–1999 “Asian–Brazil–Russia” financial crisis on environmental policies and state–nongovernmental organization (NGO) relations in Brazilian Amazonia. While the crisis led to severe cuts in national budgets, active NGOs—local and international—as well as new forest management solutions implemented by coalitions of NGOs and public actors ameliorated the impacts of the financial crisis and helped imp…
The Group of 77 in the international climate negotiations
Globalizing Unsustainable Food Consumption
Global trends toward Western consumption patterns are sometimes seen as a natural result of trade liberalization and ‘taste convergence’ in a globalized economy. However, an alternative political economy perspective traces the Westernization of consumption patterns to inter-state competition over export markets and intra- and inter-state lobbying by producer interests that together impose consumption changes on non-Western societies. The followin…
Navigation in New Terrain with Familiar Maps
We explore how political struggles influence innovation policy through a Norwegian case study on the formation of a state-funded research and development program for utilizing natural gas feedstock from the North Sea. Despite the apparent dominance of business, specialized branches of the state, and R&D institutions in the realm of innovation policy, the key argument is that labor unions and regional interests exert considerable influence in shap…
Helge Hveem og Internasjonal politisk økonomi på norsk
Political science (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Business (3 works) · Climate Change Policy and Economics (2 works) · Corporate governance (2 works) · Development economics (2 works) · Economic system (2 works) · European Union Policy and Governance (2 works) · Geography (2 works) · International Development and Aid (2 works)