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Iselin Stensdal

Iselin StensdalPosition at FNI: Research Fellow

Academic background
   Master in Chinese Studies, University of Oslo (2010)
   Chinese Language Studies, Fudan University, Shanghai (2009)
   Bachelor in Asian Studies, (political science), University of Oslo (2007)

Main research interests
   Chinese environmental and climate policy.
   General Chinese politics.
   Social and political consequences of pollution/environmental degradation in China.
   Chinese energy security policy.


Recent publications

Bang, Guri, Iselin Stensdal and Solveig Aamodt, 'Gigantene avgjør i Doha' ('The Giants Decide in Doha'), Dagens Næringsliv, 04.12.2012. In Norwegian.

Stensdal, Iselin, China’s Climate-Change Policy 1988-2011: From Zero to Hero? FNI Report 9/2012. Lysaker, FNI, 2012, 25 p.

Stensdal, Iselin, China’s Carbon-Intensity Target: Climate Actors and Policy Developments. FNI Report 3/2012. Lysaker, FNI, 2012, 34 p.

Underdal, Arild, Iselin Stensdal, Jon Birger Skjærseth and Guri Bang, 'Nøkkelaktører låser klimaforhandlingene' ('Key Actors Lock the Climate Negotiations'), Dagsavisen, 13.12.2011. In Norwegian.

Stensdal, Iselin, 'Viktige røster i salen: Kina: I økonomisk vekst', Klima, 25.11.2011.

Deal Or No Deal - en studie av kinesiske klimaaktører og Kina under klimaforhandlingene i København, desember 2009 ('Deal or No Deal - A Study of Chinese Climate Players and China During the Climate Negotiations in Copenhagen, December 2009'), Master thesis, University of Oslo, 2010.

 Contact details
    (+47) 67111936
   iss (+@fni.no)


 Related focal points of research

   Chinese energy and environmental politics


 Important ongoing projects

Conditions for Change in International Climate Policy: The Role of China, the EU and the US

China's Global Energy Investments


Strategic Challenges in International Climate and Energy Policy (CICEP)


Recent media coverage:

'Lave klima-forventninger' ('Low Expectations for Climate Negotiations'), forskning.no, 24.11.2011. In Norwegian.



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