Ramiro Berardo

Ramiro Berardo studies how groups of people and organizations coordinate (or fail to coordinate) to manage shared environmental problems, such as water pollution, climate policy, and natural resource governance. His work uses network analysis and policy theory to examine why coalitions form, how conflicts arise in fragmented governance systems, and what makes multi-actor institutional arrangements effective or ineffective. Students would engage with topics blending environmental policy, political science, and social network methods.

Publication output has fluctuated over the past decade with peaks around 2018 and 2020, and has slowed to about one publication per year in the most recent years.

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