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Håvard Haarstad is Professor of Human Geography at the University of
Bergen. He is interested in sustainability, climate change and energy in
relation to cities. He focuses on how mobile ideas and policies shape the
way cities become sustainable, and on social theory about climate and
energy transformation.
Christian  Lund is Professor of Development, Resource Management
and Governance at the University of Copenhagen. He has a keen interest
in discussions about the state and politico-legal institutions, and the ways
in which social action produces public authority. His research focuses on
property, local politics and state formation.
Timothy Moss is a senior researcher at the Integrative Research Institute
on Transformations of Human-Environment Systems, Humboldt
University of Berlin. With a history and political science background, his
research revolves around the processes of institutional change relating to
public goods and their spatiality in general, and urban infrastructure systems in particular.
Siddharth Sareen is a postdoctoral researcher at the Centre for Climate
and Energy Transformation and the Department of Geography at the
University of Bergen. He has an interdisciplinary background in the environmental social sciences, and works on the governance of energy transitions and questions of resource access and authority.
Benjamin  Sovacool is Professor of Energy Policy at the University of
Sussex. He works on energy policy, energy security, and climate change
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