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Diana Elhard

Program Area(s):  International Relations; Methods

Dissertation Committee:  Dr. Ian Hurd (Chair); Stephen Nelson; Kimberly Marion Suiseeya

Research Interests: International relations, global environmental governance, international climate finance, environmental policy

Publications:

Conference Presentations:

  • “The UNFCCC and Climate Finance Orchestration” International Studies Association, 2023 Annual Conference, Junior Scholar Symposium
  • “Hybrid Participation and International Organizations: How online participation shapes international negotiations and policy processes,” Panel co-organizer, International Studies Association, 2023 Annual Conference
  • “COVID and Accessibility at Sites of Global Environmental Governance,” (co-author) Earth System Governance Conference, 2022 Annual Conference
  • “Understanding Climate Finance: The Growth of the UNFCCC,” American Political Science Association, 2022 Annual Conference
  • “International Negotiations and Research in the age of COVID,” (co-author) Midwest Political Science Association, 2022 Annual Conference
  • “Salvaging Sovereignty: The Changing Role of Territory in the Face of Climate Change” International Studies Association, 2022 Annual Conference
  • “Salvaging Sovereignty: Constructing Territory in the Face of Climate Change” Earth System Governance Conference, 2021 Annual Conference

Honors & Awards:

  • Reflective & Effective Teaching Program, Searle Center for Advancing Teaching and Learning, 2022 – 2023
  • Interdisciplinary Graduate Instructor Assistantship, Northwestern International Studies Department, 2022 – 2023
  • COP27 Observer Delegation Award, Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs, 2022
  • David Minar Memorial Summer Award, Northwestern Political Science Department, 2022
  • Summer Language Grant, The Graduate School (TGS), 2022
  • American Research Institute in Turkey (ARIT), Fulbright-Hays Group Projects Abroad Program, 2022
  • Dissertation Research Travel Award, Roberta Buffett Institute for Global Affairs, 2021