Anne Gerstenberg
Biographic Data
| ID | 4410156 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Anne Gerstenberg |
| GIVEN NAMES | Anne |
| FAMILY NAME | Gerstenberg |
| SIGNATURE | GERSTENBERG A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universität Hamburg |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0121-4225 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 4 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Inevitable incoherence? Accounts on policy (in)coherence as an essentially contested concept in climate change mitigation
As different schools of thought debate whether coherence is a feasible and desirable characteristic for policy mixes, there is a need to gain a greater understanding of the root causes of climate policy (in)coherence. Through a novel conceptualisation of policy coherence as an essentially contested concept, we investigate the appraisiveness, internal complexity, diverse describability, and openness of coherence in policy mixes for climate change …
Eco-social policies in a multilevel setup
This paper examines the intersection of eco-social policies and multilevel governance within the framework of the European Green Deal (EGD), focusing on Germany as a case study. We explore how German stakeholders employ the EGD as a framing tool for socio-political discourses aimed at addressing the social risks of the green transition by promoting (or not promoting) integrated social and ecological policies. Applying the ‘usages of Europe’ frame…
Ideas in transition? Policymakers’ ideas of the social dimension of the green transition
Climate change and its associated mitigation policies have an impact on people’s livelihoods. Therefore, how best to react to such impacts is currently a prominent topic in academic and policymaking debates. The article contributes to this new and rapidly developing academic discourse by identifying different understandings of the social dimension within current paradigms of the green transition and analysing policymakers’ understandings of this …
The role of elected politicians in donor‐led social protection
Elected politicians sit at the interface between the state and the citizens and play a critical role in shaping the social contract. This article presents rare insights into the participation of elected politicians in donor‐led social protection policy processes in Africa. Taking the case of Zambia, it uncovers the assigned and de facto roles and perceptions of Members of Parliament (MPs) in social cash transfers policy processes. The analysis re…
Ideas in transition? Policymakers’ ideas of the social dimension of the green transition
Climate change and its associated mitigation policies have an impact on people’s livelihoods. Therefore, how best to react to such impacts is currently a prominent topic in academic and policymaking debates. The article contributes to this new and rapidly developing academic discourse by identifying different understandings of the social dimension within current paradigms of the green transition and analysing policymakers’ understandings of this …
Eco-social policies in a multilevel setup
This paper examines the intersection of eco-social policies and multilevel governance within the framework of the European Green Deal (EGD), focusing on Germany as a case study. We explore how German stakeholders employ the EGD as a framing tool for socio-political discourses aimed at addressing the social risks of the green transition by promoting (or not promoting) integrated social and ecological policies. Applying the ‘usages of Europe’ frame…
The role of elected politicians in donor‐led social protection
Elected politicians sit at the interface between the state and the citizens and play a critical role in shaping the social contract. This article presents rare insights into the participation of elected politicians in donor‐led social protection policy processes in Africa. Taking the case of Zambia, it uncovers the assigned and de facto roles and perceptions of Members of Parliament (MPs) in social cash transfers policy processes. The analysis re…
The role of elected politicians in donor‐led social protection
Elected politicians sit at the interface between the state and the citizens and play a critical role in shaping the social contract. This article presents rare insights into the participation of elected politicians in donor‐led social protection policy processes in Africa. Taking the case of Zambia, it uncovers the assigned and de facto roles and perceptions of Members of Parliament (MPs) in social cash transfers policy processes. The analysis re…
Eco-social policies in a multilevel setup
This paper examines the intersection of eco-social policies and multilevel governance within the framework of the European Green Deal (EGD), focusing on Germany as a case study. We explore how German stakeholders employ the EGD as a framing tool for socio-political discourses aimed at addressing the social risks of the green transition by promoting (or not promoting) integrated social and ecological policies. Applying the ‘usages of Europe’ frame…
Ideas in transition? Policymakers’ ideas of the social dimension of the green transition
Climate change and its associated mitigation policies have an impact on people’s livelihoods. Therefore, how best to react to such impacts is currently a prominent topic in academic and policymaking debates. The article contributes to this new and rapidly developing academic discourse by identifying different understandings of the social dimension within current paradigms of the green transition and analysing policymakers’ understandings of this …
Inevitable incoherence? Accounts on policy (in)coherence as an essentially contested concept in climate change mitigation
As different schools of thought debate whether coherence is a feasible and desirable characteristic for policy mixes, there is a need to gain a greater understanding of the root causes of climate policy (in)coherence. Through a novel conceptualisation of policy coherence as an essentially contested concept, we investigate the appraisiveness, internal complexity, diverse describability, and openness of coherence in policy mixes for climate change …
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