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Stacy-ann RobinsonAssociate Professor

Education

  • Ph.D., Global Environmental Change, The Australian National University

Research

My research investigates governance and policy responses to global environmental change in the Global South, with particular emphasis on small island developing states (SIDS). I examine how multilateral institutions, their scientific assessments, and systems of measurement impact climate adaptation, finance, and responses to climate-related losses and damages. Across this work, I am interested in how these institutions define vulnerability, govern access to resources, and produce more or less equitable outcomes.

I currently serve as a Coordinating Lead Author for Chapter 5 (Responses to losses and damages) in Working Group II contribution to the Seventh Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
 
Current Research
  • Climate adaptation: governance, measurement, and durability
  • International adaptation finance: access, intermediaries, and allocation
  • Climate-related losses and damages: finance, equity, justice
  • Climate assessments: governance, policy, and legal applications
  • SIDS: vulnerability, agency, and representation
Prospective Graduate Students
I am not currently recruiting graduate students. Please check this page for future updates regarding opportunities to work with me.