About the Zerrin Savaşan
Zerrin Savaşan obtained her Ph.D. degree from the
Department of International Relations, Middle East
Technical University (METU); her Masters degree from
the Department of European Studies, METU; and her
Bachelors degree from Ankara University’s Law
Faculty. At present she is an Assistant Professor in the
Department of International Relations, Sub-department
of International Law, Faculty of Economic and
Administrative Sciences, Selçuk University. Her postdoctoral research on “Enhancing Compliance Through
Cooperation
Opportunities
Between
Informal
Environmental Compliance Networks And Multilateral
Environmental Agreements”, was conducted with the aid of a scholarship granted
by The Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey
(TÜBİTAK-2219). Her Ph.D. research on “Compliance Mechanisms under
Multilateral Environmental Agreements” was supported by scholarships provided
by The Council of Higher Education (YOK) of Turkey at the Max Planck
Comparative Public Law and International Law Institute, Heidelberg University,
Germany; and by the Academic Staff Training Programme (OYP) of Turkey in the
Center for Environmental Studies, Vrijie University, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Among her major publications are: “Climate Governance in Turkey: A
Forward-looking Perspective”, in: Turkish Studies (Taylor & Francis, 2019): 1–31;
“A Brief Assessment of the Paris Climate Agreement and Compliance Issue”, in:
Journal of International Relations, Special Issue: Paris Climate Agreement:
Transition to a Low-Carbon and Climate Resilient Society, 14, 54 (2017): 107–125;
Paris Climate Agreement: A Deal for Better Compliance? Lessons Learned from
the Compliance Mechanisms of the Kyoto and Montreal Protocols, APESS Series,
Vol. 11 (Cham-New York-Heidelberg-Dordrecht-London: Springer International
Publishing, 2019); “Legitimacy Questions of Non-compliance Procedures:
Examples from the Kyoto and Montreal Protocol”, in: Voight, Christina (Ed.),
© Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020
Z. Savaşan and V. Sümer (eds.), Environmental Law and Policies in Turkey,
The Anthropocene: Politik—Economics—Society—Science 31,
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-36483-0
163
Zerrin Savaşan obtained her Ph.D. degree from the
Department of International Relations, Middle East
Technical University (METU); her Masters degree from
the Department of European Studies, METU; and her
Bachelors degree from Ankara University’s Law
Faculty. At present she is an Assistant Professor in the
Department of International Relations, Sub-department
of International Law, Faculty of Economic and
Administrative Sciences, Selçuk University. Her postdoctoral research on “Enhancing Compliance Through
Cooperation
Opportunities
Between
Informal
Environmental Compliance Networks And Multilateral
Environmental Agreements”, was conducted with the aid of a scholarship granted
by The Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey
(TÜBİTAK-2219). Her Ph.D. research on “Compliance Mechanisms under
Multilateral Environmental Agreements” was supported by scholarships provided
by The Council of Higher Education (YOK) of Turkey at the Max Planck
Comparative Public Law and International Law Institute, Heidelberg University,
Germany; and by the Academic Staff Training Programme (OYP) of Turkey in the
Center for Environmental Studies, Vrijie University, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.
Among her major publications are: “Climate Governance in Turkey: A
Forward-looking Perspective”, in: Turkish Studies (Taylor & Francis, 2019): 1–31;
“A Brief Assessment of the Paris Climate Agreement and Compliance Issue”, in:
Journal of International Relations, Special Issue: Paris Climate Agreement:
Transition to a Low-Carbon and Climate Resilient Society, 14, 54 (2017): 107–125;
Paris Climate Agreement: A Deal for Better Compliance? Lessons Learned from
the Compliance Mechanisms of the Kyoto and Montreal Protocols, APESS Series,
Vol. 11 (Cham-New York-Heidelberg-Dordrecht-London: Springer International
Publishing, 2019); “Legitimacy Questions of Non-compliance Procedures:
Examples from the Kyoto and Montreal Protocol”, in: Voight, Christina (Ed.),
© Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020
Z. Savaşan and V. Sümer (eds.), Environmental Law and Policies in Turkey,
The Anthropocene: Politik—Economics—Society—Science 31,
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-36483-0
163