Track A - Institutions, governance & ethics

Parallel Session Schedule

Track A - Institutions, governance & ethics

Track A chaired by:

May Thorseth – Professor, Programme for Applied Ethics, and

Espen Moe – Professor, Department of Sociology and Political Science

Track A

Abstract session 1 – Resource management and sustainability

*All presenters should bring their presentation on a USB stick to the presentation room 10 minutes before the scheduled session start*

When: Wednesday, 18 October 15:00-17:00
Room: COSMOS 1&2
Moderator: Sophia Efstathiou, Postdoctoral Fellow, Programme for Applied Ethics, NTNU

15 minutes per presenter = 12-minute presentations + 3 minutes of questions

Wednesday, 18 October 15:00-17:00
15:00-15:05	Session Introduction
15:05-15:20	August Wierling and Valeria Jana Schwanitz An analytic narrative for sustainable development derived from multidimensional, cross-country data analysis
15:20-15:35	Jennifer Bailey, Sigrid Sandve Eggereide and Kristian Ellingard Climate Change, Aquaculture and Conflicts of Interests in Northern Norway: Research Results and Comparative Methodologies
15:35-15:50	Erika Palmer and Dana Ilmari Polojärvi On the Frontlines of Climate Change: Native Arctic Communities and the Systemic Forces of Sustainability Intersections
15:50-16:05	Frode Flemsæter and Svein Frisvoll Mare Nullius? The moral seascapes of marine bioprospecting. A discourse analysis
16:05-16:20	Lillian Hansen Empowerment and change in socio-technical transitions: The case of sustainable salmon feed development in Norway
16:20-16:35	Hilde Bjørkhaug and Heidi Vinge Discourses on farmland management and protection. Saving land for future generations or optimize present societal needs?
16:35-16:50	Jostein Brobakk, Gerald Schwarz, Hilde Bjørkhaug and Alexander K Thanem Understanding policy barriers for a bioeconomic transition: Institutional settings and stakeholder positions
16:50-17:00	Joint questions and discussion

Abstract session 2A – CSR, RRI, Education

*All presenters should bring their presentation on a USB stick to the presentation room 10 minutes before the scheduled session start*

When: Thursday, 19 October 09:45-11:45
Room: SPACE 3
Moderator: May Thorseth, Professor, Dept. of Philosophy and Religious Studies, NTNU

15 minutes per presenter = 12-minute presentations + 3 minutes of questions

Thursday, 19 October 09:45-11:45
09:45-09:50	Session introduction
09:50-10:05	Kaisu Sammalisto, Rodrigo Lozano and Robin Vonhaartman Working with sustainability: institutionalisation perceptions at the University of Gävle
10:05-10:20	Bente Johnsen Rygg and Gunnar Yttri Social acceptance of renewable energy – does ownership matter?
10:20-10:35	Siri Carson RRI and CSR – a conceptual analysis based on the example of Atlantic salmon farming
10:35-10:50	Sam A. Kasimba Linking Sustainable Development and Corporate Social Responsibility Initiatives: Experiences from Large-Scale Gold Mining and Local Communities in Obuasi, Ghana
10:50-11:05	Thomas B. Long Sustainable entrepreneurship and responsible innovation: The role of investors in managing socio-ethical issues
11:05-11:20	Sophia Efstathiou, Marius Korsnes and Laura Sommer Sustainability Communication: Some tools from improvisation practices
11:20-11:35	Sebastian Kreuz and Eugenia Ploss Why, and how will it look like? Evaluating answers of energy experts concerning the German Energiewende and its implication for communication
11:35-11:45	Joint questions and discussion

Abstract session 2B – Energy transition

*All presenters should bring their presentation on a USB stick to the presentation room 10 minutes before the scheduled session start*

When: Thursday, 19 October 09:45-11:45
Room: SPACE 2
Moderator: Espen Moe, Professor, Dept. of Sociology and Political Science, NTNU

15 minutes per presenter = 12-minute presentations + 3 minutes of questions

Thursday, 19 October 09:45-11:45
09:45-09:50	Session introduction
09:50-10:05	Nick Pruditsch Long-term Energy Governance for Sustainable Development. Energy Research from a Political Science Perspective
10:05-10:20	Anna Martius, Samarth Kumar, Anne Flämig-Wolak, Alexander Sakowski, Rengin Cabadag, Falk Hanisch, Anna-Elisabeth Wollstein-Lehmkuhl, Alice Freiberg, Christoph Zöphel, Frederik Plewnia and Nick Pruditsch Stronger together: An interdisciplinary approach towards defining and measuring sustainability in energy systems
10:20-10:35	Luis Mundaca, Jonas Sonnenschein, Nicholas Dehod and Sandro Benz Transitioning to a local sustainable energy system and rapid decarbonisation: A behavioural economics perspective
10:35-10:50	Stefano Maran Plotting a path to a friendly electricity grid: the INSPIRE-Grid project
10:50-11:05	Tomas Moe Skjølsvold Sustainability transitions: expansion zones and transition processes. Insights from the distributed energy transition
11:05-11:20	Simen Rostad Sæther Climate policy choices and technological development – How do they influence OECD power sector emissions?
11:20-11:45	Joint questions and discussion

Abstract session 3 – Ethics, governance

*All presenters should bring their presentation on a USB stick to the presentation room 10 minutes before the scheduled session start*

When: Thursday, 19 October 13:15-15:15
Room: COSMOS 1&2
Moderator: Siri Granum Carson, Associate Professor, Programme for Applied Ethics, NTNU

15 minutes per presenter = 12-minute presentations + 3 minutes of questions

Thursday, 19 October 13:15-15:15
13:15-13:20	Session introduction
13:20-13:35	Erling Holden, Kristin Linnerud and David Banister The Imperatives of Sustainable Development: Needs, Justice, and Limits
13:35-13:50	Rita Vasconcellos D'Oliveira Bouman, May Thorseth and Helge Brattebø The Potential of Co-Benefits in Climate Change Mitigation Strategy: An Opportunity for Environmental and Social Justice
13:50-14:05	Hermann Sæther Social sustainable development: the art of creating a better world - Redistribution versus institutional aid
14:05-14:20	Chandreyi Sengupta and Debajit Datta Ethnic Identity, Electoral Democracy and Separatism: Deconstructing the Politics of Marginalization in North-east India
14:20-14:35	Line Barkved, Susana Lopez-Aparicio, Harald Throne-Holst and Selamawit Molla Fossum Sustainability and Responsibility in ICT-enabled urban environmental research and decision-making
14:35-14:50	Espen Stabell and Daniel Steel The precautionary principle and fair distribution
14:50-15:05	Karsten Klint Jensen Individual responsibility vs. the duty to coordinate
15:05-15:15	Joint questions and discussion

Abstract session 4 – Policy, economics, innovation

*All presenters should bring their presentation on a USB stick to the presentation room 10 minutes before the scheduled session start*

When: Friday, 20 October 09:00-10:30
Room: COSMOS 1&2
Moderator: Pia Otte, Senior Researcher, Centre for Rural Research (Bygdeforskning)

15 minutes per presenter = 12-minute presentations + 3 minutes of questions

Friday, 20 October 09:00-10:30
09:00-09:05	Session introduction
09:05-09:20	Marius Korsnes A Social Sustainability Revolution?
09:20-09:35	Johannes Mikkonen Scenarios for the hyperconnected Nordic Society 2040
09:35-09:50	Jan Froestad Energy and the Anthropocene: Security Challenges and Solutions
09:50-10:05	Maryse Chappin, Joost Koch and Marko Hekkert Innovation policy and network evolution: the case of the Dutch sustainable energy systems
10:05-10:30	Joint questions and discussion

POSTER SESSION

Posters will be on display during all conference days with a manned session on Wednesday, 18 October, 17:00-18:00

Instructions

The recommended poster size is A0 (84.1 cm x 118.9 cm/ 46.8 x 33.1 inches).
You may also choose to bring A4 versions of your poster for further distribution.
You should bring your poster with you to registration for hanging.

Presenters

Maria Toft
Grasping the New Wave of Environmental Movements in Denmark

Filip Colson
Resilience and efficiency of sustainability in academic research: the politics of dealing with feedback loops