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Tyndall Centre Publications

2000
Jordan, AJ, and T. Jeppesen. "EU Environmental Policy: Adapting to the Principle of Subsidiarity?" European Environment 10 (2000): 64-74.
Jordan, AJ. "‘Greening’ the European Union: What Can Be Learned From the Leaders of EU Environmental Policy?" European Environment 10 (2000): 109-120.
Jordan, AJ. "The Politics of Multilevel Environmental Governance: Subsidiarity and Environmental Policy in the European Union." Environment and Planning A 32 (2000): 1307-1324.
Lorenzoni, I., A Jordan, M. Hulme, RK Turner, and T. O'Riordan. "A Co-Evolutionary Approach to Climate Change Impact Assessment: Part I. Integrating Socio-Economic and Climate Change Scenarios." Global Environmental Change 10 (2000): 57-68.
Ledoux, L., S. Crooks, A Jordan, and RK Turner. "Implementing European Union Biodiversity Policy: UK Experiences." Land Use Policy 17 (2000): 257-268.
Kelly, M., and W. N. Adger. "Theory and practice in assessing vulnerability to climate change and facilitating adaptation." In Earthscan Reader in Adaptation to Climate Change, edited by L. Schipper and I. Burton, 161-185. London: Earthscan, 2000.
Upham, P.. "Scientific consensus on sustainability: the case of The Natural Step." Sustainable Development (2000): 180-190.
Upham, P.. "An assessment of The Natural Step theory of sustainability." Journal of Cleaner Production (2000): 445-454.
Jordan, AJ. "Environmental Policy." In Developments in British Politics 6, edited by P. Dunleavy, I. Gamble, I. Holliday and G. Peele, 257-275. Basingstoke: Macmillan, 2000.
Mitchell, T., and M. Hulme. A Country-by-Country Analysis of Past and Future Warming Rates In Tyndall Centre Working Paper 01., 2000. Abstract  Download: wp1.pdf (281.41 KB)
2001
Hertin, J. A., and F. Berkhout. "How can business adapt to climate change?" The Edge 6 (2001).
Issue 1 (October 2001)., 2001. Download: Tynd1.pdf (74.4 KB)
Berkhout, F., and S. Torok. "Insurance and climate change: can business adapt?" Global Reinsurance (2001).
Lorenzoni, I., A Jordan, D. Viner, D. Favis-Mortlock, and J. Hall. "Sunflowers or Sugar Beet? Potential Impacts of Climate Change on Agriculture in Norfolk." ECOS 21 (2001): 47-53.
Jordan, AJ. "Is There A Climate For Policy Change? The Contested Politics of a Low Carbon Economy." Political Quarterly 72 (2001): 249-254.
Jordan, AJ. "The European Union: An Evolving System of Multi-Level Governance…or Government?" Policy and Politics (Special issue ed. By B.G. Peters and J. Pierre) 29 (2001): 193-208.
Markvart T, T.. "Solar Electricity for the Third Millenium." Photovoltaics Bulletin, Elsevier Advanced Technology. (2001): 7-11.
Fairbass, J., and A Jordan. "National Barriers and European Opportunities? The Implementation of EU Biodiversity Policy in the UK." Journal of European Public Policy 8 (2001): 499-518.
Jordan, AJ. "National Environmental Ministries: Managers or Ciphers of European Environmental Policy?" Public Administration 79 (2001): 643-663.
Jordan, AJ. "National Environmental Ministries: Managers or Ciphers of European Environmental Policy?" Public Administration 79 (2001): 643-663.
Fairbass, J., and A Jordan. "European Union Environmental Policy and the UK Government: A Passive Observer or a Strategic Manager?" Environmental Politics 10 (2001): 1-21.
Lorenzoni, I., A Jordan, D. Viner, D. Favis-Mortlock, and J. Hall. "European Union Environmental Policy After the Nice Summit." Developing Sustainable Practices to Adapt to the Impacts of Climate Change: A Case Study of Agricultural Systems in Eastern England (UK) 2 (2001): 106-117.
Roques, KG, and TG O'Connor. "Dynamics of shrub encroachment in an African savanna: relative influences of fire, herbivory, rainfall and density dependence." Journal of Applied Ecology 38 (2001): 268-280.
O'Riordan, T., J. Cameron, and A Jordan. Re-interpreting the Precautionary Principle. London: Cameron and May, 2001.
Horton, EB, R. Parker, CK Folland, P. Jones, and M. Hulme. "The effect of increasing the mean on the percentage of extreme values in Gaussian and skew distributions. Response to X. Zhang et al." Climatic Change 50 (2001): 509-510.