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Mikael Román
mikael.roman@sei-international.org
Telephone: +46 8 674 7349
Title: Senior Research Fellow
Expertise: policy implementations and evaluations
Centre: Stockholm
Dr. Mikael Román is Senior Research Fellow with a PhD in political science from Department of Government at Uppsala University, Sweden.
He specializes in the areas of: policy implementation and evaluation; international relations; science, technology and public policy; environmental regulation; and corporate strategies.
Before joining SEI, Román had a Senior Researcher position at Stockholm School of Economics, and between 2000 and 2002 he was a “Wallenberg post-doc scholar” at Center for International Studies, MIT.
In recent years, Román has worked extensively on energy and climate change issues, with particular focus on the United States and South America, mainly Brazil.
Publications
Reducing greenhouse gas emissions through development policies: a framework for analysing policy interventions (Journal article - 2012)
Climate and development: the potential for climate co-benefits in the Mozambican rice sector (Journal article - 2012)
Development policies as a vehicle for addressing climate change (Journal article - 2012)
SD-PAM and the potential of promoting climate action through development policies (Journal article - 2012)
Pursuing the link between development and climate change adaptation: The case of rice production in Mozambique (Journal article - 2012)
Sleipner and Pre-Salt: The competitive strategic concerns of promoting CCS in Norway and Brazil (Conference paper - 2011)
Carbon capture and storage in developing countries: A comparison of Brazil, South Africa and India (Journal article - 2011)
Together Alone: BASIC countries and the climate change conundrum (Report - 2011)
Tipping Point: Crossroads for US Climate Policy (Book chapter - 2010)
Shifting ground: Brazil tackles climate change and deforestation, but rapid growth, energy needs undermine progress (Policy brief - 2010)
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