xviii NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS
Anton Finenko is Sales Operations Manager at Siemens Power and Gas,
and a former Research Associate at ESI. His area of expertise includes
power and renewables sector. Anton was part of the team advising policymakers of Singapore on economics of the domestic solar PV industry. His
work has been published in several academic journals.
Gang Chen is Assistant Director and Senior Research Fellow of the
East Asian Institute (EAI), National University of Singapore. His monographs include The Politics of Disaster Management in China (New York:
Palgrave Macmillan, 2016), China’s Climate Policy (London: Routledge,
2012), and Politics of China’s Environmental Protection: Problems and
Progress (Singapore: World Scientific, 2009).
Susanne Therese Hansen is a postdoctoral fellow at the Norwegian
University of Science and Technology (NTNU), Norway, Department
of Sociology and Political Science. She obtained her doctorate in Political Science from NTNU in 2016. She has been a university teacher
at NTNU’s European Studies program, and a visiting researcher at the
Stockholm International Peace Research Institute. Her current research
interests include renewable energy policy between Norway and the EU,
prospects and barriers for renewable energy transition, and the formation
and effectiveness of norms and international law in various policy areas,
including climate and the international arms trade. She has published
in journals such as European Journal of International Relations and
European Security.
Koichi Hasegawa is Professor in the Graduate School of Arts & Letters
at Tohoku University. He serves as the President of the ISA’s Research
Committee on Environment and Society, and Vice-president of Japan
Sociological Society. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Tokyo.
He has published many articles on environmental sociology and social
movements.
Gautam Jindal is a Research Fellow at the Energy Studies Institute,
National University of Singapore. He holds a Masters in Carbon Management from the University of Edinburgh. Gautam’s areas of research
include renewables in electricity markets, carbon market mechanisms, and
phase-out of high GWP refrigerants.
Brooks A. Kaiser is Professor and Head of the Management and
Economics of Resources and the Environment (MERE) research group
Anton Finenko is Sales Operations Manager at Siemens Power and Gas,
and a former Research Associate at ESI. His area of expertise includes
power and renewables sector. Anton was part of the team advising policymakers of Singapore on economics of the domestic solar PV industry. His
work has been published in several academic journals.
Gang Chen is Assistant Director and Senior Research Fellow of the
East Asian Institute (EAI), National University of Singapore. His monographs include The Politics of Disaster Management in China (New York:
Palgrave Macmillan, 2016), China’s Climate Policy (London: Routledge,
2012), and Politics of China’s Environmental Protection: Problems and
Progress (Singapore: World Scientific, 2009).
Susanne Therese Hansen is a postdoctoral fellow at the Norwegian
University of Science and Technology (NTNU), Norway, Department
of Sociology and Political Science. She obtained her doctorate in Political Science from NTNU in 2016. She has been a university teacher
at NTNU’s European Studies program, and a visiting researcher at the
Stockholm International Peace Research Institute. Her current research
interests include renewable energy policy between Norway and the EU,
prospects and barriers for renewable energy transition, and the formation
and effectiveness of norms and international law in various policy areas,
including climate and the international arms trade. She has published
in journals such as European Journal of International Relations and
European Security.
Koichi Hasegawa is Professor in the Graduate School of Arts & Letters
at Tohoku University. He serves as the President of the ISA’s Research
Committee on Environment and Society, and Vice-president of Japan
Sociological Society. He received his Ph.D. from the University of Tokyo.
He has published many articles on environmental sociology and social
movements.
Gautam Jindal is a Research Fellow at the Energy Studies Institute,
National University of Singapore. He holds a Masters in Carbon Management from the University of Edinburgh. Gautam’s areas of research
include renewables in electricity markets, carbon market mechanisms, and
phase-out of high GWP refrigerants.
Brooks A. Kaiser is Professor and Head of the Management and
Economics of Resources and the Environment (MERE) research group