Silke Heuser is a Ph.D. fellow at the GPAC2 programme. She started her PhD research in 2015. Her research is on environmental policies in Brazil. Specifically, she is looking at indigenous communities, land titling and the effect of demarcation on forest preservation. Silke currently works at at World Bank's climate change unit and is a Senior Project Manager at KfW Development Bank.
PhD fellow
Research group(s):
3. Economic Development, Innovation, Governance and Institutions
Selected publications by Silke Heuser
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- 1. The Economics of Knowledge and Innovation
- 2. Social Protection, Inclusive Innovation and Development
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- 4. Sustainable Development, Innovation and Societal Transitions
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- Introduction to Political Science
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