SPECIAL SECTION
Methodological Innovation in the Study of
Global Environmental Agreement Making
Edited by Hannah Hughes, Kimberly R. Marion Suiseeya,
and Alice B. 中号. Vadrot
Forum
Being There: International Negotiations as
Study Sites in Global Environmental Politics
(西德:129)
Kate O’Neill and Peter M. Haas
抽象的
This forum traces the emergence of international negotiations as study sites in the field of
global environmental politics, from its early days until the present. It sets the scene for the
research articles in this special section, outlining why their contributions are timely, 和
takes advantage of advances in methods and conceptual analysis. The articles in this special
section suggest the value of direct observation and ethnography in driving conceptual inno-
vation and understanding how power and influence are exercised in such settings (包括
by the traditionally powerless). 在这样做, they encourage debate over and offer new
insights into processes the GEP field has been studying for close to fifty years.
The study of global environmental politics (GEP) and multilateral environmen-
tal agreements (MEAs) has become increasingly broad in the last fifteen to twenty
年. Early studies of MEAs and environmental regimes tended to focus on
interstate behavior and the role of international institutions (Haas et al. 1993;
Kay and Jacobson 1983; Kay and Skolnikoff 1972). The focus soon shifted away
from individual MEAs toward issue-based governance regimes that encompassed
all the “rules, 规范, principles and decision-making procedures” within a par-
ticular issue area, including but going beyond MEAs (Downie 2005; Hurrell and
Kingsbury 1992; Haggard and Simmons 1987; 克拉斯纳 1983; Young 1994,
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除其他外). Authors quickly realized that regimes were institutional venues
commanding analytic attention and that enabled nonstate actors to acquire and
exercise influence (Haas 1989; Young 1991). Subsequent work focused on the
effectiveness and impacts of international regimes and global environmental
governance more generally (Bernauer 1995; Haas et al. 1993; 奥尼尔 2017,
chapter 5), although this has fallen off in recent years (Andresen 2013). 更多的
recent scholarship has analyzed the shape and impacts of the participation by
multiple actors, and by different groups of actors, in MEA negotiations, 包括
nongovernmental organizations (NGOs), science and epistemic communities,
international secretariats, and the private sector, in addition to the more tradi-
tional states and international organizations (Betsill and Corell 2008; Biermann
and Siebenhüner 2009; Jinnah 2014; Kanie et al. 2014; Levy and Newell 2005;
奥尼尔 2017; O’Neill et al. 2004).
最近, scholars have looked at MEAs as a system (Orsini et al.
2019). Some treat them as political contexts that shape the political
opportunity space for actors (Alter and Meunier 2009; Biermann et al. 2009;
Keohane and Victor 2011; Raustiala and Victor 2004), while others treat them
as complex systems requiring distinctive modes of analysis (Kim and Mackey
2014; Orsini et al. 2013, 2019; Young 2017). These intriguing features of MEAs
call for new approaches. Complexity calls us to focus on the understandings of
the negotiators and participants in MEAs, to get a handle on their emergent prop-
erties and capacities to reproduce and/or strengthen regimes over time.
There has in recent years been a convergence of interest in the dynamics of
summitry and their implications and in how individuals and organizations in-
fluence outcomes on the floor. Academics have become so numerous at inter-
national environmental negotiations that they now have their own category of
NGO, the “RINGO” (research international NGO). These attendees are most
likely there to advise on their area of expertise or to take advantage of a unique
confluence of relevant actors to advance research on a specific topic. But some
are there to study the actual negotiations, using multilateral environmental ne-
gotiations, and the interpersonal, intergroup dynamics at and around meetings
as the sites and/or objects of research.
If we problematize international environmental negotiations and meet-
ings as venues where regime actors update their own understandings, 经常
through interactions with others, our attention is drawn to the techniques by
which actors promote their interests and interact with others. Methods that have
been presented to capture parts of this process include narratives and discourses
(Alker 1996; Esguerra 2014), network analysis (绿色的 2013; Victor et al. 2018),
and participatory-action research (Reitan and Gibson 2012). 此外, 那里
are studies that draw on the indispensable work of the Earth Negotiations Bulletin
team (Chasek and Wagner 2012)—and firsthand accounts of lead diplomats
and administrators (Benedick 2007; Tolba 1992). Others have examined the im-
portance of theater in international negotiations (Death 2011) and of summit
fatigue (VanDeveer 2003).
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International Negotiations as Study Sites in Global Environmental Politics
The pieces in this special section shed light on the process by which mar-
ginalized groups seek to exercise influence in large conference settings. Specifi-
卡莉, they add to this literature by circumventing a focus on interstate dynamics,
drawing our attention instead to the “powerless” and to new forms of inter-
行动, contention, and “moments of influence” ( Witter et al. 2015). 在这个,
they echo early critical literatures in the field (例如, Conca 2005, 2006; see also
the essays in Lipschutz and Conca 1993; Wapner 2003; Martello 2001) 和骗局-
ceptual writings about the multiple dimensions or faces of power (Barnett and
Duvall 2005; Gaventa 1980; Lukes 1974; 错误的 1988).
在 2014, a special issue of this journal was devoted to collaborative
event ethnography (CEE) at the 10th Conference of the Parties (COP) 的
Convention on Biological Diversity, held in Nagoya in 2010.1 CEE deploys large
teams of researchers at international meetings to observe submeetings, 边
事件, hallway interactions, 等等, to build collective ethnographic
accounts of, 例如, roles of specific actors or the diffusion of specific
norms or ideas across the conference (Campbell et al. 2014).
Many existing accounts do not engage with making the invisible or intan-
gible aspects of negotiations visible, such as observing interpersonal interactions
at meetings within a global environmental COP or in the hallways, aiming to
capture the subtler dynamics of these particular diplomatic processes and the
ways many more actors than originally assumed fit into the process. The CEE
project was an exception, although the sheer size of its team and the ground
it needed to cover made it hard to raise funding needed for ongoing attendance
at that scale. Another challenge is simply the sheer number of meetings and pro-
cesses at the sub-COP level. Important decisions happen everywhere, but now
we are starting to have means to make sense of the why, WHO, 以及如何, 不只是
in this collection but in ongoing work by other scholars.
The four articles in this special section offer very different insights into
these questions, while maintaining MEA negotiations as their study site. All seek
to make conceptual innovations: identifying and tracking weighted concepts
and deliberative ecologies, reconceptualizing influence to make Indigenous
Peoples’ power visible, and taking feminist intersectional approaches to CEE.
在这方面, all of the articles are attempting to challenge and unpack the
power embedded in research to shape what comes into view and what scholars
perceive as more or less important.
The articles by Hughes and Vadrot and by Suiseeya and Zanotti in this sec-
tion present results derived from time spent observing meetings on site. 休斯
and Vadrot’s article focuses on interactions in one room (metaphorically) 在一个
meeting of the Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and
Ecosystems Services. This “single-room” approach allows them to anchor what
1. Lisa Campbell, Noella Gray, and Catherine Corson, 编辑. Studying Global Environmental Meet-
ings to Understand Global Environmental Governance: Collaborative Event Ethnography at
the Tenth Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity, Special Issue,
Global Environmental Politics 14 (3), 2014.
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might otherwise be too diffuse an analysis of a weighted concept’s take-up and
the contestation around it. Suiseeya and Zanotti’s article travels through COP 21
of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
(held in Paris 2015), accompanying Indigenous Peoples’ representatives and
following social media and other external interactions.
Pickering’s article zooms out and observes MEA negotiations as an inter-
locking set of systems, viewed holistically. Paterson’s article sees the sites of
negotiations as an opportunity for harvesting network data to more fully de-
scribe that networked politics involved in international negotiations and pro-
vide richer explanatory accounts.
Why Now?
One of the questions that emerges from these papers is, why now? Why is this a
propitious time in general to pay attention to research design and methodolog-
ical approaches and to new (or newly popular) sites of research (O’Neill et al.
2013)? There are three sets of answers to this question.
第一的, the nature of large-scale conferences has attracted more attention
from researchers, particularly in the environmental area, starting with the huge
numbers of nonstate actor participants at the 1992 Earth Summit. Something
about the current shape and structure of COPs and related meetings—their
dynamism and the density and diversity of actors in attendance—transcends
their direct objectives and allows them to become venues for much broader
fields of inquiry within a brief and intense time frame of two weeks or less. 这
is particularly true of the “mega”-conferences and negotiating processes—the
UNFCCC, the Convention on Biological Diversity, and summits such as Rio
+20. These negotiations now attract opportunities to leverage broader, 更多的
diverse and subtler forms of influence and create new interactions or alliances
(Suiseeya and Zanotti, on Indigenous Peoples’ organizations at COP 21).
While attention to conference diplomacy had been highlighted since 1968
(Haas 2002; Kaufmann 1968) and had been a feature of the research on UN
Conference on humans and the Environment (UNCHE), held in Stockholm,
Sweden in 1972 (Ivanova 2010), attention has mounted given the ease of access
to megaconferences, their increased frequency in the environmental realm, 和
the emergence of civil society “parallel summits” at UNCED 1992 and beyond.
At the individual regime level, the proliferation of types of actors as represented
by the alphabet soup of official UN Observer designations (奥尼尔 2019) 还
highlighted the diversity of voices present. The differences between regimes in
this respect raise fascinating but understudied research questions (with a few
例外情况, 例如, Jinnah 2014).
第二, recent years have seen a transdisciplinary turn in GEP that has
encompassed the interpretive social sciences and humanities as well as more
work that looks to integrate ecology and conservation sciences. The field of
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international relations (和) more generally has become more open to inter-
pretive techniques imported from the humanities, although often treated as
an additional way of adding granular appreciation of causal mechanisms in
multimethods research. Scholars who are trained in and willing to deploy
ethnography—such as the CEE group (but maybe others)—have pushed
approaches that take observing and drawing inferences from human interac-
tions seriously, even if the time frame is two weeks rather than months to years.
Observing and documenting a moment of unanticipated crisis in what looked
like routine discussions over a document related to biodiversity and culture
becomes an opportunity to deploy insights from Bourdieu’s sociological theory.
What others might identify as linguistic or discourse analysis, along with that of
body language and expression, would not be possible to conduct without the
actual presence of researchers (Hughes and Vadrot). This is something trained
journalists can do, but the connection to theory, such as observing and explain-
ing the real-world trajectory of a concept, such as biocultural diversity, 方法
new scholarly contributions can go further toward informing understandings of
global political outcomes.
This turn has also fostered inclusion of the marginalized—e.g., Indigenous
Peoples—in studies of international politics and integration of vertical scale into
分析, from local to global (Suiseeya and Zanotti). 相似地, multi-sited
ethnography (and fieldwork) that takes the global seriously has become more
common in geography and political ecology (Bair 2005). Social-ecological sys-
tems scholarship (Ostrom and Cox 2010) has opened the doors for new var-
iants on systems theory (皮克林). Related to this point are the insights into
the political strategies and techniques available to groups traditionally re-
garded as weak and the role of contingency in deploying influence in large,
complex institutional settings (Barnett and Duvall 2005; Katzenstein and
Seybert 2018).
By leveraging the use of symbols and coordinating pressure in multiple
physical locales, Indigenous Groups successfully put respect for human rights
into the Paris Agreement preamble. In the case of biodiversity, Indigenous
Groups followed similar campaign strategies. In biodiversity, we also see the
residual effect of decisions about organizing concepts that were used to frame
deliberations. Such analysis not only describes the ways in which traditionally
marginalized groups seek to influence discussions but also helps identify tactics
and techniques not often associated with specific negotiated outcomes.
第三, we are witnessing innovations in terms of available methodological
tools and technologies (O’Neill et al. 2017). Online tools and applications en-
able more sophisticated network analysis and visualizations. There is more em-
phasis on collaborative research—and fieldwork—in qualitative GEP. The very
size and complexity of the negotiations themselves require collaborative work:
listening to or watching sessions, coordinating findings and notes, adapting as
they go, and compressing a year’s work of ethnographic fieldwork into two short
weeks. There is more openness on the part of qualitative (social science)
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scholars to adopt these approaches and tools and to grapple with “big data” and
transdisciplinary communication.
The following four articles deploy a wealth of methods: process tracing,
network analysis, ethnography, discourse analysis, linguistic analysis, 系统
理论, and visualization. This diversity reflects the need for multiple tools
and frameworks to meet the challenges of today’s environmental problems.
While the methods selected by these authors are not, in and of themselves,
新的, they draw on a range of approaches that have rarely been applied in
GEP and/or IR theory. The methods also reveal surprising outcomes and help
to account for the thorough interpretive and explanatory mechanisms. 对于在-
姿态, we see the appearance of principles proposed by Indigenous People or-
ganizations in the preamble to the Paris Agreement, which expressly embraces
human rights goals. The authors provide direct evidence of network linkages
rather than ascribing them or inferring them from evidence from organizational
charts and participation lists. This provides greater insight into group dynamics
than black boxing them in discussions of outcomes and correlating them with
hypothesized independent variables. 此外, we see the path-dependent
effects of consolidated ideas in regime negotiations. This combination, 沿着
with these three “why now” factors, underlies why this symposium makes
strides forward in ways of addressing global environmental problems, 哪个
could only be done by working at and within environmental negotiations.
Contributions, and Moving Forward
It is helpful to locate this enterprise in the broader context of GEP and IR. 尽管
we commonly recognize that actual negotiations are rife with multiple actors,
have unclear and shifting interests, and are subject to contingency, conventional
approaches still aspire to explaining outcomes. The following articles come from
more interpretive roots and are focused on understanding and describing the pro-
cesses of negotiation. They offer a granular focus on those who wield influence,
以及如何.
The authors in this collection suggest the utility of applying unconventional
methods as a way of revealing previously invisible actors and structures and
allowing for conceptual innovation and diffusion. The studies are grounded in
familiar venues for many GEP scholars—the meeting halls and corridors of
international environmental meetings—but focus attention on dynamics
and marginalized groups often neglected by mainstream approaches and
research designs that privilege the powerful actors in the international system. 这样的
calls are echoed in the broader field of IR theory. 例如, a small but recent
literature in IR on ethnography (例如, Brigden 2016; Montsion 2018; Sabaratnam
2017) builds on its earlier emergence and use in feminist IR theory (Vrasti 2008).
Three factors could help push such approaches further in terms of
influencing GEP scholarship and entering into conversation with IR theory,
factors that counter common critiques of such approaches. The first is to stress
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the value added of new, 不同的, or unconventional methods. 例如,
how do ethnographic approaches provide additional insight compared with,
说, participant observation? The second is contingency. In a discipline becom-
ing more obsessed with generalizability and predictive theory, how does one
address their critiques that humanities approaches may stress events that are
singular, or relationships—networks—that may be fleeting, and depend on
the individuals within them. A third is highlighting politics, 的确, 吸引人的
with “old school” arguments and hypotheses about GEP and the dynamics of
negotiations. How would one weigh competing hypotheses about the sources of
collective agreement on bargaining texts: by the weighted concepts themselves
or the power of the parties promoting those concepts?
The articles in this special section suggest the value of direct observation
and ethnography in driving conceptual innovation and understanding how
power and influence are exercised in such settings. 在这样做, they encourage
debate over and new insight into processes the GEP field has been studying for
close on fifty years.
Kate O’Neill is an associate professor in the Department of Environmental
科学, 政策, and Management at the University of California, 伯克利.
Peter M. Haas is a professor in the Department of Political Science at the
University of Massachusetts Amherst.
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