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Adil Najam

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#290

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#406

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#180

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Adil Najam's Degrees

Bachelors Economics Lahore University of Management Sciences

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According to Wikipedia, Adil Najam is a Pakistani academic who also serves as the President of WWF, the Worldwide Fund for Nature , and is Dean Emerıtus and Professor of International Relations and Earth and Environment at the Pardee School of Global Studies at Boston University. He was the founding Dean of the Pardee School from its creation in 2014 until 2022, when he was awarded the status of Dean Emeritus by Boston University. Previously he had served as vice-chancellor of the LUMS ın Lahore, Pakıstan.

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Adil Najam's Published Works

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Summary for policymakers (2007) (16242)
The human development index: a critical review (1998) (683)
NGO Accountability: A Conceptual Framework (1996) (386)
The Four C's of Government Third Sector‐Government Relations (2000) (253)
Climate negotiations beyond Kyoto: developing countries concerns and interests (2003) (200)
Developing Countries and Global Environmental Governance: From Contestation to Participation to Engagement (2005) (180)
The Four-C's of Third Sector- Government Relations (2000) (154)
Global Environmental Governance: A Reform Agenda (2006) (141)
Sustainable Development and Mitigation (2007) (131)
Understanding the third sector: Revisiting the prince, the merchant, and the citizen (1996) (119)
Energy and Sustainable Development at Global Environmental Summits: An Evolving Agenda (2003) (111)
Climate Variability, Climate Change and Social Vulnerability in the Semi-arid Tropics: Climate Variation, Vulnerability and Sustainable Development in the Semi-arid Tropics (1996) (91)
Learning from the Literature on Policy Implementation: A Synthesis Perspective (1995) (89)
Technical Summary. In Climate change 2007: Mitigation (2007) (86)
Integrating sustainable development into the Fourth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (2003) (74)
The Case against a New International Environmental Organization (2003) (72)
Summary for Policymakers IPCC Fourth Assessment Report, Working Group III (2007) (58)
The Emergent System of Global Environmental Governance (2004) (51)
Strategy and Structure in Managing Global Associations (1999) (48)
Environment and Globalization Five Propositions (2007) (41)
Dynamics of the Southern Collective: Developing Countries in Desertification Negotiations (2004) (41)
Financing Sustainable Development: Crises of Legitimacy (2002) (35)
Civic Entrepreneurship: A Civil Society Perspective on Sustainable Development (2002) (32)
World Business Councilfor Sustainable Development: The Greening of Business or a Greenwash ? (2013) (32)
Shaping human development: Which way next? (1999) (32)
How Immigrants Impact Their Homelands (2013) (30)
Opportunities to change development pathways toward lower greenhouse gas emissions through energy efficiency (2009) (29)
Measuring the Negotiation Burden of Multilateral Environmental Agreements (2009) (28)
From Rio to Johannesburg Progress and Prospects (2002) (26)
Pakistan's reform experiment (2009) (23)
The human dimensions of environmental insecurity: some insights from South Asia. (2003) (23)
Why Environmental Politics Looks Different from the South (2005) (21)
Seizing the Future: The South, Sustainable Development and International Trade (2001) (20)
Avoiding a COP-Out: Moving Towards Systematic Decision-Making Under the Climate Convention (1998) (20)
Searching for NGO Effectiveness (1998) (20)
Future Directions: The case for a “Law of the Atmosphere”☆ (2000) (17)
Environment, Development and Human Security: Perspectives from South Asia (2003) (16)
Global environmental governance: the challenge of accountability (2010) (14)
Africa 2060: what could be driving the good news from Africa? (2011) (14)
The Climate Convention: deciphering the Kyoto commitments (1998) (13)
Beyond Rio+20: governance for a green economy (2011) (13)
A developing countries' perspective on population, environment, and development (1996) (13)
Institutions for a Green Economy (2011) (12)
Unraveling of the Rio bargain. (2002) (10)
Envisioning a sustainable development agenda for trade and environment (2007) (9)
The future of south-south economic relations (2012) (8)
Kashmir: ripe for resolution? (2009) (7)
Trade and Environment After Seattle: A Negotiation Agenda for the South (2000) (6)
Getting beyond the lowest common denominator : Developing countries in global environmental negotiations (2001) (6)
The South in International Environmental Negotiations (1994) (5)
World Environment Summits: The Role of Energy (2004) (5)
Predictions for Cairo: A Reaffirmation, A Reversal, A Realignment, and A Refusal (1994) (3)
A Synthesis Perspective (2007) (2)
The Future of Globalization and its Humanitarian Impacts (2009) (2)
Rio+20: accountability and implementation as key goals (2011) (2)
South Asia 2060: Introduction: Imagining South Asian Futures (2013) (1)
Developing countries and the politics of sustainable development (1996) (1)
A tale of three cities (2005) (1)
Africa 2060: good news from Africa, April 16, 2010 (2010) (1)
Connecting the dots: information visualization and text analysis of the Searchlight Project newsletters (2012) (1)
Rio+20: another world summit? (2009) (1)
The Environment, International Relations, and U.S. Foreign Policy. Edited by Paul G. Harris. Washington, DC: Georgetown University Press, 2001. 276p. $65.00. (2002) (1)
Communicating conservation : a prescriptive study (1995) (1)
Chapter 23 Future directions: The case for a “law of the atmosphere” (2002) (0)
The Emerging Dimensions of a Southern Agenda for Trade and Environment (2007) (0)
The Big Question: What should governments keep secret? (2013) (0)
Mapping the complexity of higher education in the developing world (2010) (0)
Kenya Case Study on Civil Society and Sustainable Development. In Civic Entrepreneurship: A Civil Society Perspective on Sustainable Development (2002) (0)
Economic development, human development, and the pursuit of happiness, April 1, 2, and 3, 2004 (2008) (0)
The Future of Globalization (2009) (0)
Development that works, March 31, 2011 (2011) (0)
Journal of Identity and Migration Studies (2014) (0)
Searching for Southern Agendas on Trade and Environment (2007) (0)
Book Reviews : The Endangered Atmosphere: Preserving a Global Commons by Marvin S. Soroos. Columbia: University of South Carolina Press, 1997. 339 pp., index, U.S. $19.95. (ISBN 1-57003-203-3 (1998) (0)
Looking ahead: forecasting and planning for the longer-range future, April 1, 2, and 3, 2005 (2008) (0)
Global Voices from the South (2001) (0)

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