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A Climate Potluck in Paris. On 7 Jan, 2016. During the two first weeks of December 2015 negotiators and leaders from all over the world came together in Paris to forge an international climate agreement aimed at curbing global…. LCSV makes links with Cultural Political Economy Network. On 3 Jun, 2014. LCSV's Robbie Watt recently presented the work of the Leverhulme Centre for the Study of Value and his research on the moral economy of carbon offsetting at the Fourth Annual…. On 2 Dec, 2013. On 1 Jun, 2013.
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Carbon Expo: Small Market, Tainted Image - Leverhulme Centre for the Study of Value | Leverhulme Centre for the Study of Value
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Carbon Expo: Small Market, Tainted Image. On 20 Jun, 2014. Leverhulme Centre PhD researcher Robbie Watt attended the 2014 annual gathering of experts and practitioners working in the fields of carbon markets and climate finance at Carbon Expo. In Cologne, to gain new insights into the current state of carbon offsetting. In this short piece, Robbie argues that the tarnished reputation of carbon offsets is a key reason why people find it difficult to sell their carbon credits. Have given offsets a bad repu...
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LCSV makes links with Cultural Political Economy Network. On 3 Jun, 2014. LCSV's Robbie Watt recently presented the work of the Leverhulme Centre for the Study of Value and his research on the moral economy of carbon offsetting at the Fourth Annual…. What’s hot and what’s not at COP19 in Warsaw. On 2 Dec, 2013. As negotiations at the annual UN climate summit enter their final days, LCSV PhD candidates Robert Watt and Jonas Brunn, along with Lauren Gifford from the University of Colorado, Boulder,…. On ‘n...
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In Depth Africa on ‘Leonardo’s sailors’. On 23 Jun, 2014. The online news site In Depth Africa has posted a discussion of the recently published LCSV working paper 'Leonardo's sailors: A review of the economic analysis of the wildlife trade'…. LCSV PhDs tackle the concept of Value in Edinburgh. On 20 Apr, 2013. Robert Watt, Louise Carver and Jonas Bruun attended the Symposium on Dimensions of Value at the University of Edinburgh on 17-18 April 2013. The event included a day of keynote…. Scroll Up ↑.
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Noting some effects of fabricating ‘nature’ as ‘natural capital’. On 30 Aug, 2016. By Sian Sullivan In July 2016, LCSV's Professor Sian Sullivan was the discussant for a panel ‘Interrogating natural capital’ organised by Catie Burlando (IUCN Commission on Environmental, Economic and Social…. A Climate Potluck in Paris. On 7 Jan, 2016. Survey reports on community views of the value of Clairwood vis-a-vis the Durban port expansion. On 4 Nov, 2015. On 16 Jan, 2015. On 12 Dec, 2014. In Depth Africa on ‘...
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'Rough and polished': New LCSV Working Paper explores the valuation of diamonds - Leverhulme Centre for the Study of Value | Leverhulme Centre for the Study of Value
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8216;Rough and polished’: New LCSV Working Paper explores the valuation of diamonds. On 15 May, 2014. A new LCSV working paper released today by LCSV Research Director, Professor Sarah Bracking and Khadija Sharife, the Research Director at the African Network of Centres for Investigative Reporting, has revealed how one of the world’s largest diamond companies is avoiding tax obligations – to the tune of billions of dollars. Read the full report here. Part 1 » TripleCrisis. Part 1 - hesa. On ‘natural capi...
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LCSV Working Paper Series. No 1: “Initial research design: ‘Human, non-human and environmental value systems: an impossible frontier? 8221; by Sarah Bracking et al. No 2: A conceptual map for the study of value: An initial mapping of concepts for the project ‘Human, non-human and environmental value systems: an impossible frontier? By Aurora Fredriksen et al. No 3: “The natural capital myth; or will accounting save the world? Preliminary thoughts on nature, finance and values” by Sian Sullivan. No 10: &#...
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Sarah is the Research Director of LCSV and the Lead-Investigator on the Human, non-human and environmental value systems: an impossible frontier? Project. She is a Professor of International Development at the Institute of Development Policy and Management at the University of Manchester, where she teaches Politics and Development and the Political Economy of Development, particularly with reference to southern African states. Palgrave, 2007) and author of Money and Power. Under contract to Routledge.
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Our research explores value and valuation in a variety of social and environmental contexts, from the valuation of human life and development in the public and private sectors to the financial values being created in new markets for carbon, biodiversity, land and water. Under the umbrella project Human, non-human and environmental values: an impossible frontier? We are currently carrying out research under five separate themes:. Private and public sector development: how is value for money calculated?