Benedict Kingsbury is affiliated with New York University in the United States. Their research primarily spans Social Sciences and Economics, Econometrics and Finance, with a focus on Political Science and International Relations, Law, Economics and Econometrics, and Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment as subfields.
The topics covered in their work include Climate Change Policy and Economics, Water Governance and Infrastructure, Legal Issues in South Africa, Law in Society and Culture, International Law and Human Rights, and Energy, Environment, and Transportation Policies.
Recent papers authored by Benedict Kingsbury include:
Frequent co-authors collaborating with Kingsbury are:
Their scholarly contributions have appeared in venues such as the Annual Review of Law and Social Science, AJIL Unbound, and the SSRN Electronic Journal.
Kingsbury has also published a book titled Climate Finance in 2020, which was released through New York University Press eBooks.
Benedict Kingsbury;Nico Krisch;Richard B. Stewart
Andrew Hurrell;Benedict Kingsbury
Kevin E. Davis;Benedict Kingsbury;Sally Engle Merry
Kevin Davis;Angelina Fisher;Benedict Kingsbury;Sally Engle Merry
Nico Krisch;Benedict Kingsbury
Benedict Kingsbury
Benedict Kingsbury
Sally Engle Merry;Kevin E. Davis;Benedict Kingsbury
Benedict Kingsbury
Richard B. Bilder;Joan E. Donoghue;Andrew Hurrell;Benedict Kingsbury
Benedict Kingsbury;Lorenzo Casini
Hedley Bull;Benedict Kingsbury;Adam Roberts
Benedict Kingsbury
Kevin E. Davis;Benedict Kingsbury;Benedict Kingsbury;Sally Engle Merry
R. H. Barnes;Andrew Gray;Benedict Kingsbury
Stephan Schill;Benedict Kingsbury
Benedict Kingsbury;Stephan W. Schill
Richard B. Stewart;Benedict Kingsbury;Bryce Rudyk
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Benedict Kingsbury;Adam Roberts
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Benedict Kingsbury;Nico Krisch;Richard B. Stewart;Jonathan B. Wiener
Benedict Kingsbury;Benjamin Straumann
John C. Campbell;Adam Roberts;Benedict Kingsbury
Adam Roberts;Benedict Kingsbury
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