Graduate Research

Completed MSc Theses

Beard, A. (2020). The Role of United States Export Credit in Global Leaving Fossil Fuels Underground Action. University of Amsterdam. Master International Development Studies.

Beek, Jennifer van. (2021). Financing our way towards climate stabilization? The role of European Bilateral Development Finance Institutions in the Paris Agreement. University of Amsterdam. Research Master International Development Studies. 

Brander, N. (2020). Exploring Philanthropic Foundations’ Contributions to Climate Change Mitigation Through Leaving Fossil Fuels Underground. University of Amsterdam. International Development Studies.
Breejen, J. (2019). Assessing the conditions for an effective energy transition: a case study of Germany’s energy transition governance dynamics. University of Amsterdam. Master Human Geography.

Gentile, G. (2022). Purposeful Deception on the Verge of Delusion: Addressing the fossil fuels industry’s narratives causing the impasse within the energy transition. University of Amsterdam. Master International Development Studies.

Harkema, T. (2020). Achieving the Paris Agreement: Dutch Export Credits, Climate Change and Development. University of Amsterdam. Master International Development Studies.
Hillson, I. (2020). TOWARDS AN INCLUSIVE, RADICAL ENERGY TRANSFORMATION: Social Movements and Leaving Fossil Fuels Underground. University of Amsterdam. Master International Development Studies.
McGarthy, E. (2020). Aligning Export Credit Policy with the Paris Agreement, Climate Change and Inclusive Development. University of Amsterdam. Master International Development Studies.
Politsh, A. (2019). Pension funds and the energy transition : a case study of US pension funds. University of Amsterdam. Master Human Geography.
Pront, M. (2019). Green growth or la croissance verte : assessing the conditions for an energy transition from fossil fuels to renewables in France. University of Amsterdam. Master Human Geography.
Rempel, A. (2019). Pension Funds, LFFU, and Inclusive Development. University of Amsterdam. Research Master International Development Studies.
Saint-Rose, J. (2020). Mitigation for Climate Resilience in the Energy Transition of Sub-National Island Jurisdictions. University of Amsterdam. Master International Development Studies.
Sawicka-Wrzask, K. (2019). Moving towards a greener future: A case study on an effective energy transition in Western Europe. Master Human Geography.
Tofighi, A. (2019). Extraneous frameworks for decent commitments: GHG mitigation in the export insurance industry. University of Amsterdam. Master International Development Studies.

Completed MSc Theses Simultaneously with Proposal Writing

Burrows, L. (2018). Keep it in The Ground: The Role of UK Development Cooperation in Phasing Out Fossil Fuel Use. University of Amsterdam. Master International Development Studies.
Daamen, N. (2017). Dutch Pension Funds and Fossil Fuels. University of Amsterdam. Master Human Geography.
Hermann, B. (2018). The Role of German Development Cooperation in Phasing Out Fossil Fuel Use. University of Amsterdam. Master International Development Studies.
Legg, V. (2018). The Role of US Development Cooperation in Phasing Out Fossil Fuel Use. University of Amsterdam. Master International Development Studies.
Tennant-Green, G. (2017). The Role of Pension Funds & Carbon Transitions. University of Amsterdam. Master Human Geography.

Forthcoming MSc Theses

Begley, A. (2020). Climate change court cases and LFFU in the Global North. University of Amsterdam. Master Human Geography.

Johnson, L. (2020). Climate change court cases and LFFU in the Global South. University of Amsterdam. Master Human Geography.

McDonnell, C. (2021). Pension funds, Investor Coalitions and LFFU. University of Amsterdam. Research Master International Development Studies.

Reysoo, T. (2020). Social Movements and LFFU: Case Study of Ghana. University of Amsterdam. Master International Development Studies.

Pre-Masters Research

Pier, L. (2020). Fossil fuels, environmental activism and decolonisation in Kenya: The Lamu coal-fired power plant. University of Amsterdam.
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