Professor Ian Bailey
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Professor Ian Bailey

Professor of Environmental Politics

School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences (Faculty of Science and Engineering)

Biography

Biography

Role
My role within the School of Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences is Professor of Environmental Politics, specialising in climate and energy politics and other sustainability issues.
 Qualifications and Background
 
I gained a BA (Hons) in Geography from the University of Birmingham in 1987, and an MSc in Social Research in 1996 and a PhD in 2000 (both University of Plymouth). I pursued a management career between 1987 and 1998 before returning to academia.
 Research and Teaching Interests
My research and teaching interests span various aspects of environmental politics and sustainability, from climate change and the social dimensions of renewable energy to grassroots sustainability transitions, education for sustainable development, waste management, and societal engagement with marine environments. Geographically, my research focuses mainly, but not exclusively, on the EU, UK, Australia and New Zealand.
These interests are strongly reflected in my undergraduate and postgraduate teaching, where I teach modules on Sustainable Futures, Environmental Politics and Governance, Global Environmental Solutions, Climate Science and Policy, and Sustainability: Science, Governance and Society.
My recent work includes the politics of carbon markets, political strategising in national and international climate politics, the anchoring effect of climate change acts on national climate policies, and linkages between media coverage and governance activity on plastics and other environmental problems.
General
I am a member of the University of Plymouth's Sustainable Earth Institute Executive and have served on the Devon Net Zero Task Force and Climate Task Force since 2019.  I have been an expert reviewer for the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change Fifth and Sixth Assessment Reports.

Qualifications

PhD, University of Plymouth, 2000 
MSc, Social Research, University of Plymouth, 1997
Postgraduate Certificate in Logistics and Distribution Management, Chartered Institute of Logistics, 1992
BA Hons Geography, University of Birmingham, 1987

Professional membership

Fellow of the Royal Geographical society (with the Institute of British Geographers)

Roles on external bodies

Editorial board member: Geography Compass
Adjunct visiting fellow: Centre for Energy and Environmental Markets, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia.
Teaching

Teaching

Teaching interests

My research interests in environmental and sustainability issues are reflected across my contributions to teaching on the Geography and Environmental Science Undergraduate programmes and the MRes/MSc Sustainable Environmental Management.Undergraduate
GGX1206 Sustainable Futures
GGX1205 Stage 1 tutorials
GGH3210 Environmental Politics and Governance
GGX3203 Work-based learning in Geography
GGX3200 Dissertation in Geography
ENVS3013 Global Environmental Solutions
Postgraduate
GEES516 Science, Society and Environmental Governance
GEES519 MSc field trip
GEES520 MSc Dissertation
Research

Research

Research interests

My main research interests are in environmental politics, in particular national and European climate politics, the use of carbon and other environmental markets to promote efficient, effective and equitable environmental protection, and debates on environmental and social justice. 
My other areas of interest include: social responses to sustainability transitions, focusing particularly on marine and terrestrial renewable energy technologies; education for sustainable development; public engagement with marine environmental issues; and smart eco-city initiatives.

Grants & contracts

2017 Intelligent Community Energy (ICE) (Interreg V) 2017-2021, £704,000 Plymouth, €8 million total grant value, partners Exeter, UEA, Bretagne Developpement Innovation.
2015 Smart eco-cities for a green economy: a comparative study of Europe and China (Co-I) £473,288: £18,000 to Plymouth.
2014 Klimaforsk (UK PI): Designing effective emissions trading: the contribution of international diffusion (DESIGNED), £490,000: £35,000 to Plymouth.
2014 NERC Streamlining marine energy consenting processes through understanding public attitudes, Energy Knowledge Exchange Programme, £11,000.
2012 Santander: Community perceptions of marine renewable energy developments, £5,000.
2011 MERIFIC: Marine energy in far peripheral and island communities, total budget €4,941,361, €693,298 to Plymouth.
2010 Intelligent Energy Europe Study of Ocean Wave Farm Impacts Assessment (SOWFIA), total project €2 million, University of Plymouth €327,000; (UoP bid leaders D Greaves and D Conley).
2009 British Academy Political strategies for future climate policy: engaging energy-intensive industries in emissions reduction programmes, £7,500
2007 Peninsula Research Institute for Marine Renewable Energy (PRIMaRE) Socio-economic impacts of the Cornish Wave Hub, £291,175 (co-PI with JJ Xu, G Glegg and I Whitehead).
2007-2010 (led by Dan Charman) Policy and practice for sustainable carbon management of moorlands. Duchy of Cornwall, Natural England, National Trust, Dartmoor National Park and Great Western Research. £57,600.
2006 (with R Gehrels) Great Western Research, Network Rail, Devon County Council, Cornwall County Council, Impact of future sea-level rise on the London-Penzance railway line, PhD studentship, £55,200.
2006 (led by Geoff Wilson) Great Western Research and Moor Trees, Towards a partnership approach in environmental governance: the case of voluntary carbon offset programmes, £55,200.
2006 Environmental Managers Group, Voluntary and market-based approaches to climate policy in Australia, £4000.
2005 British Academy, Voluntary and market-based approaches to environmental policy: a comparative assessment of climate policy in the United Kingdom and Australia, £7254.
2005 Centre for Sustainable Futures, Awareness and attitudes towards education for sustainable development in higher education, £5000.
2005 Higher Education Funding Council for England, Centre of Excellence in Teaching and Learning, Centre for Sustainable Futures, £5 million (bid leaders D Selby and A Dyer).
2003 National Europe Centre, Australian National University, New environmental policy instruments and environmental policy integration, £1045.
2002 Royal Geographical Society/HSBC Holdings, Implementing the Kyoto Protocol: energy-intensive industries, voluntary agreements and carbon leakage, £1400.
2002 SterileTech Inc.The use of tradable permits to promote the recycling of sterilized clinical waste, £960.
2001 ESRC(Award Ref.: R000223774) Climate change and industry reactions to new environmental policy instruments, £37,344.
1999 Chartered Institute of Wastes ManagementImplementation of the UK packaging regulations, £2,000.
1998 Chartered Institute of Wastes ManagementImplementation of the UK packaging regulations, £2,000. 
Publications

Publications

Journals
Bailey, I., Nutkins, R. and Jackson Inderberg, T.H (2023) The anchoring effect of climate change acts: a policy streams analysis of Ireland’s climate act reform, Climate Policy, https://doi.org/10.1080/14693062.2023.2261886
Fitch-Roy, O. and Bailey, I. (2023) Green growth and competitiveness in EU climate policy: paradigm shift or 'plus de la même chose'? Handbook on European Union Climate Change Policy and Politics, Edward Elgar,173-186 https://doi.org/10.4337/9781789906981.00024
Bailey, I. (2022) Media coverage, attention cycles and the governance of plastics pollution, Environmental Policy and Governance, 32 (5), 377-389 https://doi.org/10.1002/eet.1977

Inderberg, T.H.J. and Bailey, I. (2022) Anchoring policies, alignment tensions: reconciling New Zealand's climate change act and emissions trading scheme, Politics and Governance, 10 (1), https://doi.org/10.17645/pag.v10i1.4788

Harmer, N., Bailey, I. and Hart, N. (2022) UK state identity-making and British overseas territories’ environments in times of ecological crisis and geopolitical change, Small States and Territories, 5 (1): 31-54, https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/94161

Bailey, I. (2022) Climate Change Policy, in in D. Richardson, N. Castree, M. F. Goodchild, A. Kobayashi, W. Liu, R.A. Marston (eds) International Encyclopedia of Geography: People, the Earth, Environment and Technology, Wiley-Blackwell.

Kallis, G., Stephanides, P., Bailey, E., Devine-Wright, P., Chalvatzis, K. and Bailey, I. (2021) The challenges of engaging island communities: Lessons on renewable energy from a review of 17 case studies, Energy Research and Social Science. 81, 102257, https://doi.org/10.1016/j.erss.2021.102257

Bailey I, Fitch-Roy O, Inderberg THJ, Benson D. (2021) Idealism, pragmatism, and the power of compromise in the negotiation of New Zealand's Zero Carbon Act, Climate Policy, 21 (9), 1159-1174, https://doi.org/10.1080/14693062.2020.1868393

Jackson Inderberg, T.H. and Bailey, I. (2019) Changing the record: narrative policy analysis and the contested politics of emissions trading in New Zealand, Environmental Policy and Governance, 29 (6): 409-421 https://doi.org/10.1002/eet.1868

Bailey, I. and Darkal, H. (2018) (Not) talking about justice: justice self-recognition and the integration of energy and environmental-social justice into renewable energy siting, Local Environment, 23 (3): 335-351 https://doi.org/10.1080/13549839.2017.1418848

Bailey, I. (2017) Spatializing climate justice: justice claim-making and carbon-pricing controversies in Australia, Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 107 (5): 1128-1143 https://doi.org/10.1080/24694452.2017.1293497

Jackson Inderberg, T.H. and Bailey, I. (2017) Designing New Zealand's emissions trading scheme, Global Environmental Politics17 (3), 31-50. http://www.mitpressjournals.org/doi/pdf/10.1162/GLEP_a_00414

Bailey, I. and Jackson Inderberg, T.H. (2016) New Zealand and climate change: what are the stakes and what can it do? Policy Quarterly 12 (2), 3-12,http://igps.victoria.ac.nz/publications/files/6356fd6793c.pdf

de Groot, J. and Bailey, I. (2016) What drives attitudes towards marine renewable energy development in island communities in the UK?, International Journal of Marine Energy,http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ijome.2016.01.007

Bailey, I. (2016) Renewable energy, neoliberal governance and the tragedy of the Cornish commons, Area, 48 (1): 119-121 http://doi: 10.1111/area.12244

Cotton, D., Miller, W., Winter, J., Bailey, I. and Sterling, S. (2016) Knowledge, agency and collective action as barriers to energy-saving behaviour, Local Environment: The International Journal of Justice & Sustainability, 21 (7): 883-897 http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/13549839.2015.1038986

Compston, H. and Bailey, I. (2016) Climate policy strength compared: China, the US, the EU, India, Russia, and Japan, Climate Policy 16 (2): 145–164, http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/14693062.2014.991908.

Bailey, I. and Revell, P. (2015) Climate change, International Encyclopedia of the Social and Behavioural Sciences, 2 (3): 839-847,http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/B978-0-08-097086-8.72101-5

Cotton, D., Miller, W., Winter J., Sterling S., and Bailey, I. (2015) Developing students’ energy literacy in higher education, International Journal of Sustainability in Higher Education, 16 (4): 456-473,http://dx.doi.org/10.1108/IJSHE-12-2013-0166

Simas, T., O’Hagan, A.M., O’Callaghan, J., Hamawi, S., Magagna, D., Bailey, I., Greaves, D., Saulnier, J.-P., Marina, D., Bald, J., Huertas, C., and Sundberg, J. (2015) Review of consenting processes for ocean energy in selected European Union member states, International Journal of Marine Energy, 9, 41-59,http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ijome.2014.12.001

Bailey, I. (2015) Is the planet full? Environmental Values, 24 (3): 434-436.

Caprotti, F. and Bailey, I. (2014) Making sense of the green economy, Geografiska Annaler B (special issue on the geographies of the green economy) 96 (3), 195-200,http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/geob.12045/epdf.

Georgeson, L., Caprotti, F. and Bailey, I. (2014) ‘It’s all a question of business’: investment identities, networks and decision-making in the cleantech economy, Geografiska Annaler B, 96 (3), 217-229,http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/geob.12047/epdf.

Schulz, C. and Bailey, I. (2014) The spatial dimensions of the green economy and post-growth regimes: opportunities and challenges for economic geography, Geografiska Annaler B,96 (3), 277-291,http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/geob.12051/epdf.

Bailey, I. and Caprotti, F. (2014) The green economy: functional domains and theoretical directions of enquiry, Environment and Planning A, 46 (8), 1797-1813,http://dx.doi:10.1068/a130102p.

Jefferson, R., Bailey, I., Laffoley, D., Richards, J.P. and Attrill, M. (2014) Public perceptions of the UK marine environment, Marine Policy, 43: 327-337,http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.marpol.2013.07.004.

Compston, H. and Bailey, I. (2013) Climate policies and anti-climate policies, Open Journal of Political Science, 3 (4), 146-157,http://dx.doi.org/10.4236/ojps.2013.34021 .

Cotton, D., Winter, J. and Bailey, I. (2013) Researching the hidden curriculum: intentional and unintended messages, Journal of Geography in Higher Education, 37 (2): 192-203http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/03098265.2012.733684.

Bailey, I. (2013) Environmental policy in the EU: actors, institutions and processes, Environment and Planning C, 31 (2): 377-378.

Bailey, I. (2013) Comparative environmental politics: theory, practice and prospects, Environmental Values, 22 (2): 311-312.

Bailey, I., MacGill, I., Passey, R. and Compston, H. (2012) The fall (and rise) of carbon pricing in Australia: a political strategy analysis of the Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme, Environmental Politics,31 (5): 691-711,http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/09644016.2012.705066.

Passey, R., Bailey, I., Twomey, P. MacGill, I. (2012) The inevitability of ‘flotilla policies’ as complements or alternatives to emissions trading schemes, Energy Policy, 48 (1): 551-561,http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.enpol.2012.05.059.

Bailey, I. (2012) Global commons, domestic decisions: the comparative politics of climate change, Carbon and Climate Law Review, 6 (2): 174-175.

Bailey, I., Gouldson, A. and Newell, P. (2011) Ecological modernisation, policy networks and the governance of the new carbon economy, Antipode, 43 (3), 682-703.

Bailey, I., West, J. and Whitehead, I. (2011) Out of sight but not out of mind? Public perceptions of wave energy and the Cornish Wave Hub, Journal of Environmental Policy and Planning 13 (2): 139-158.

Bailey, I. 2011 Australian climate politics 2010, Arena110, 32-35.

Bailey, I., Maresh, S. (2011) Scales and networks of neoliberal climate governance: the regulatory and territorial logics of European Union emissions trading, Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, Virtual Issue http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/10.1111/(ISSN)1475-5661/homepage/VirtualIssuesPage.html#Scale.

Bailey, I. 2010 Copenhagen and the new political geographies of climate change, Political Geography29 (3): 127-129.

West, J. and Bailey, I. 2010 Renewable energy policy and public perceptions of renewable energy: a cultural theory approach, Energy Policy, 38 (10), 5739-5748.

Bailey, I. and Compston, H. 2010 Serendipity is still not a strategy: geography and the politics of climate policy, Geography Compass, 4 (8), 1097-1114.

Bailey, I. 2010 The European Union emissions trading scheme, Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Climate Change, 1 (1), 144-153.

Bailey, I., Hopkins, R. and Wilson, G. 2010 Some things old, some things new: the spatial representations and politics of change of the peak oil relocalisation movement, Geoforum, 41 (4), 595-605.

Bailey, I. 2010 Climate change policy in the European Union: confronting the dilemmas of mitigation and adaptation, Journal of Integrative Environmental Sciences, 7 (4), 315-317.

Bailey, I. and Maresh, S. (2009) Scales and networks of neoliberal climate governance: the regulatory and territorial logics of European Union emissions trading, Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 34 (4), 445-461.

Cotton, D., Bailey, I., Warren, M. and Bissell, S. (2009) Revolutions and second-best solutions: education for sustainable development in higher education, Studies in Higher Education, 34 (7), 719-733.

Bailey, I. and Wilson, G.A. (2009) Theorising transitional pathways in response to climate change: technocentrism, ecocentrism and the carbon economy, Environment and Planning A, 41 (10), 2324-2341.

Compston, H. and Bailey, I. (2009) The politics of climate policy in affluent democracies, Policy Network Politics of Climate Change Series, http://www.policy-network.net/uploadedFiles/Publications/Publications/Hugh_Compston_and_Ian_Bailey.pdf.

Bailey, I. and Ditty, C. (2009) Energy markets, capital inertia and the steering effect of economic instruments: an assessment of UK climate policy, Climate Policy, 9 (1) 22-39.

Murrall, S. and Bailey, I. (2009) Policy learning in UK renewable energy policy: a methodology, Energy, EN0, 1–9, doi: 10.1680/ener.2008.000.0.1.

Bailey, I. (2009) Environmental change and globalization: double exposures, The Geographical Journal, 175, 238-243.

Bailey, I. (2008) Geographical work at the boundaries of climate policy: a commentary and complement to Mike Hulme, Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers, 33 (3) 420-423.

Bailey, I. (2008) Industry environmental agreements and climate policy: learning by comparison, Journal of Environmental Policy and Planning, 10 (2) 153-173.

Bailey, I. (2007) Editorial introduction: Climate policy implementation: geographical perspectives, Area, 39 (4): 415-417.

Bailey, I. (2007) Neoliberalism, climate governance and the scalar politics of EU emissions trading, Area, 39 (4): 431-442.

Bailey, I. (2007) Market environmentalism, new environmental policy instruments and climate policy in the United Kingdom and Germany, Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 97 (3): 530-550.

Gray-Donald, J., Cotton, D., Warren, M., Bailey, I. and Kagawa, F. (2007) The Story of the Sustainability Surveys at Plymouth: From Local to Global, International Journal of Environmental, Cultural, Economic and Social Sustainability 3 (5): 205-216

Cotton, D.R.E. , Warren, M.F. , Maiboroda, O. , and Bailey, I. (2007) Sustainable development, higher education and pedagogy: a study of lecturers’ beliefs and attitudes, Environmental Education Research13 (5): 579–597.

Bailey, I., Rupp, S. (2006) The evolving role of trade associations in negotiated environmental agreements: the case of United Kingdom Climate Change Agreements,
Business Strategy and the Environment, 15 (1), 40-54.

Bailey, I., Rupp, S. (2005) Geography and climate policy: a comparative assessment of new environmental policy instruments in the UK and Germany, Geoforum, 36 (3), 387-401.

Bailey, I., Rupp, S. (2004) Politics, industry and the regulation of industrial greenhouse-gas emissions in the UK and Germany, European Environment, 14, 235-250.

Bailey, I., Haug, B., O'Doherty, R. (2004) Tradable permits without legislative targets: a review of the potential for a permit scheme for sterilized clinical waste in the UK, Waste Management and Research, 22, 202-211.

Bailey, I. and Rupp, S. (2004) New environmental policy instruments: opportunities and barriers for UK and German climate policy, ERP Environment Business Strategy and the Environment, September 2004, 8-17.

Bailey, I. and Rupp, S. (2004) The evolving role of business associations in negotiated environmental agreements: the case of United Kingdom climate change agreements, ERP Environment Business Strategy and the Environment, September 2004, 18-27.

O’Doherty, R., Bailey, I., Collins, A. (2003) Regulatory failure via market evolution: the case of UK packaging recycling, Environment and Planning C, 21, 579-595.

Bailey, I. and Rupp, S. (2003) Energy taxes, environmental agreements and emissions reduction: climate-change policy and industry in the European Union, ERP Environment Corporate Social Responsibility, July 2003, 9-18.

Bailey, I. (2002) National adaptation to European integration: institutional vetoes and goodness-of-fit, Journal of European Public Policy, 9 (5), 791-811.

Bailey, I. (2002) European environmental taxes and charges: economic theory and policy practice, Applied Geography, 22 (3), 235-251.

Bailey, I. (2000) Principles, policies and practice: assessing the environmental sustainability of Britain’s packaging policies, Sustainable Development, 8 (1), 151-64.

Bailey, I. and O’Doherty, R. (2000) Paper chases and glass houses: tradable permits and EU recycling targets, IWM Scientific and Technical Review, 2 (2), 13-17.

Bailey, I.G. (2000) The role of economic instruments in environmental policy as a means of influencing industry behaviour, ERP Environment International Sustainable Development, April 2000, 26-34.

Bailey, I. (1999) Flexibility, harmonization and the single market in EU environmental policy, Journal of Common Market Studies, 37 (4), 549-71.

Bailey, I.G. (1999) Principles, policies and practice: assessing the sustainability of Britain’s packaging policies, ERP Environment International Sustainable Development, April 1999, 22-27.

Bailey, I. (1999) The development of the packaging regulations: reviewing the reprocessing industry, Wastes Management, March, pp. 38-9.

Bailey, I. (1999) Competition, sustainability and packaging policy in the UK, Journal of Environmental Planning and Management, 40 (1), 83-102.

Bailey, I. (1999) The development of the packaging regulations II: the response from packaging producers, IWM Scientific and Technical Review, 1, 10-19.



Books
Caprotti, F; Cowley, R; Bailey, I; Joss, S; Sengers, F; Raven, R; Späth, P; Jolivet, E; Tan-Mullins, M; Cheshmehzangi, A; Xie, L (2017) Smart Eco-CityDevelopment in Europe and China: Opportunities, Drivers and Challenges, http://hdl.handle.net/10871/29876

Compston, H. and Bailey, I. (2012) Climate Clever: how governments can reduce emissions and still win elections, Abingdon: Routledge.

Bailey, I. and Compston, H. (eds) (2012) Feeling the heat: the politics of climate policy in rapidly industrializing countries, Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.

Compston, H. and Bailey, I. (eds) (2008) Turning down the heat: The Politics of Climate Policy in Affluent Democracies, Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan

Bailey, I. (2003) New environmental policy instruments in the European Union, Aldershot: Ashgate.

Chapters
Bailey, I. (2022) Climate Change Policy, in in D. Richardson, N. Castree, M. F. Goodchild, A. Kobayashi, W. Liu, R.A. Marston (eds) International Encyclopedia of Geography: People, the Earth, Environment and Technology, Wiley-Blackwell

Fitch-Roy, O. and Bailey, I. (2022 in press) Green growth and competitiveness in EU climate policy: paradigm shift or ‘plus de la même chose’? Rayner, T., Szulecki, K. and Jordan, A. (Eds) Handbook on European Union Climate Change Policy and Politics, Cheltenham: Edward Elgar.

Bailey, I. (2021) Local net-zero emissions plans: how can national governments help? in Böhm, S. and Sullivan, S. (Eds) Negotiating Climate Change in Crisis, Cambridge, UK:
Open Book Publishers, pp. 231-242, https://doi.org/10.11647/OBP.0265

Bailey, I. (2019) National climate-mitigation policy: the spatial framing of (in)justice claims, in Harris, P. (ed.) A research agenda for climate justice, Cheltenham: Edward Elgar.

Bailey, I. and Jackson Inderberg, T.H. (2017) Australia: domestic politics, diffusion and emissions trading design as a technical and political project, in Wettestad, J. and Gulbrandsen, L. (eds) The Evolution of Carbon Markets: Design and Diffusion, 124-144.

Jackson Inderberg, T.H., Bailey, I. and Harmer, N. (2017) Adopting and designing New Zealand’s Emissions Trading Scheme, in Wettestad, J. and Gulbrandsen, L. (eds) The Evolution of Carbon Markets: Design and Diffusion, 105-123.

Bailey, I. (2016) Climate change policy, in D. Richardson, N. Castree, M. F. Goodchild, A. Kobayashi, W. Liu, R.A. Marston (eds) International Encyclopedia of Geography: People, the Earth, Environment and Technology, Wiley-Blackwell, 1-12.

Bailey, I. and Revell, P. (2015) Re-politicizing climate governance research, in Bäckstrand, K. and Lovbrand, E. (eds) Research Handbook of Climate Governance, Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 526-536.

Bailey, I. and Revell, P. (2014) Climate Change, in Sidaway, J. et al. (ed.) International Encyclopedia of the Social and Behavioural Sciences, Oxford: Elsevier, pp. 839–847.

Bailey, I. (2013) Institutional Complexity in European Climate Innovation: The Case of Off-Shore Renewable Energy, in Mikler, J. and Harrison, N. (eds) Business and governance innovation for climate change mitigation: US and European experiences, Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan.

Bailey, I. and Compston, H. (2012) Introduction, In Bailey, I. and Compston, H. (eds) Feeling the Heat: The Politics of Climate Change in Rapidly Industrialising Countries, Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, pp. 1-16.

Afionis, S. and Bailey, I. (2012) Ever closer partnerships? European Union relations with rapidly industrializing countries on climate change, In Bailey, I. and Compston, H. (eds) Feeling the Heat: The Politics of Climate Change in Rapidly Industrialising Countries, Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, pp. 57-74.

Bailey, I. and Compston, H. (2012) Political strategy and climate policy in rapidly industrializing countries, In Bailey, I. and Compston, H. (eds) Feeling the Heat: The Politics of Climate Change in Rapidly Industrialising Countries, Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, pp. 205-230.

Bailey, I., Gouldson, A. and Newell, P. (2012) Ecological modernisation and the governance of carbon: a critical analysis, in Boykoff, M. and Boyd, E. (eds) The new carbon economy: constitution, governance and contestation, London: John Wiley and Sons, pp. 85-106.

Bailey, I. and Compston, H. (2011) Resource exchange, political strategy and the ‘new’ politics of climate change. In Pelling, M., Navarrete, D.M., Redclift, M. (eds) Climate Change and the Crisis of Capitalism: A Chance to Reclaim, Self, Society and Nature, Abingdon: Routledge, pp. 173-186.

Compston, H. and Bailey, I.G. (2010) The politics of climate policy in developed countries. In Ansohn, A., Pleskovic, B. (eds) Climate governance and development: Berlin workshop series 2010.Washington DC: World Bank, pp. 149-157.

Compston, H. and Bailey, I. (2009) How can we build political support for action on climate change in Western democracies? in Giddens, A. and Liddle, R. (eds) The politics of climate change, London: the Policy Network, pp. 53-62.

Bailey, I. and Maresh, S. (2008) Facing up to the greenhouse challenge: Australian climate politics, in Compston, H. and Bailey, I. eds Turning down the heat: the politics of climate policy in affluent democracies, Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, pp. 202-222.

Compston, H. and Bailey, I. (2008) Introduction: the political problem of climate change, in Compston, H. and Bailey, I. eds Turning down the heat: the politics of climate policy in affluent democracies, Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, pp. 1-14.

Bailey, I. and Compston, H. (2008) Conclusions: political strategy and future climate policy, in Compston, H. and Bailey, I. eds Turning down the heat: the politics of climate policy in affluent democracies, Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, pp. 263-288.

Potter, S. and Bailey, I. (2008) Transport and the environment, in R. Knowles, I. Docherty, J. and Shaw, J. eds Transport geographies, London: Blackwell, pp. 29-48.

Bailey, I. and Rupp, S. (2006) New environmental policy instruments and industry: opportunities and barriers to effective climate policy in the UK and Germany, in A.K. Pain, S.L. Anand and A. Sen eds Corporate carbon trading: strategies and key issues, Kolkata: ICFAI Books, pp. 151-183.

Bailey, I. (2001) Competition, sustainability and packaging policy in the UK, in Powell, J., Turner, R.K. and Bateman, I.J. eds Waste management and planning: managing the environment for sustainable development, Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, pp. 374-393.

Conference Papers
Peer Reviewed Conference Papers

Diffusion and New Zealand’s emissions trading scheme, INOGOV Climate Policy Innovation, Leuven, 2016 (with T H Jackson Inderberg).

The politics and non-politics of EU emissions trading in and after the recession, Political Studies Association, 2013.

Comparing climate policies: the strong climate policy index, Political Studies Association, 2013 (with H Compston).

Climate policy innovation: a political strategy perspective, Fifth European Consortium for Political Research General Conference, Bordeaux, 2013 (with H Compston).

Critical analysis of barriers and accelerators to wave energy development: recommendations and pathways to enhance the sector, European Wave and Tidal Energy Conference, Aalborg, 2013 (with Simas T, Muñoz-

Arjona E, Huertas-Olivares C, de Groot J, Stokes C, Magagna D, Conley D, Greaves D, Marina D, Torre-Enciso Y, Sundberg J, O’Hagan AM and Holmes B).

Energy Literacy in Higher Education, 7th World Environmental Education Congress, Marrakech, 2013 (with D Cotton, S Sterling and J Winter).

The difference between men and women: why gender and social values matter to marine conservation, 10th Biennial Conference on Environmental Psychology, Magdeburg, Germany, 2013 (with R Jefferson and M Attrill).

Barriers and opportunities to engaging society with the marine environment: overcoming ‘out of sight, out of mind’, 10th Biennial Conference on Environmental Psychology, Magdeburg, Germany, 2013 (with R Jefferson and M Attrill).

Political innovation: a missing link in climate policy innovation, Climate Policy Innovation: Sources, Patterns and Effects, Cambridge University, 2012, pp. 1-42.

Understanding the role of stakeholders in the wave energy consenting process: engagement and sensitivities, Fourth International Conference on Ocean Energy, Dublin, 2012 (with Simas T, Muñoz-Arjona E, Huertas-Olivares C, de Groot J, Stokes C, Magagna D, Conley D, Greaves D, Marina D, Torre-Enciso Y, Sundberg J, O’Hagan AM and Holmes B).

National Climate Politics and the demise of the Australian Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme: A Political Strategy Analysis, Sixth European Consortium for Political Research General Conference, University of Iceland, 2011 (with H Compston and I MacGill).

Stakeholder Perceptions of the Wave Hub Development in Cornwall, Proceedings of the 8th European Wave and Tidal Energy Conference, Uppsala University, 2009 (with J West and I Whitehead).

How can we build political support for action on climate change in western democracies? 2009 Annual Conference of the Political Studies Association, 2009 (with H Compston).

Political strategy and climate policy, Fifth European Consortium for Political Research General Conference, Potsdam, 2009 (with H Compston).

Voluntary environmental agreements and climate policy, ERP Environment Corporate Social Responsibility Conference, Trinity College Dublin, 2006.

Transforming an institution: integrating sustainable development into teaching and learning in higher education, Conference of the International Society of Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, Washington DC, 2006 (with S Bissell, D Cotton and M Warren).

New environmental policy instruments: opportunities and barriers for UK and German climate policy, Proceedings of the 2004 ERP Environment Business Strategy and the Environment, 8-17, 2004 (with S Rupp).

The evolving role of business associations in negotiated environmental agreements: the case of United Kingdom climate change agreements, Proceedings of the 2004 ERP Environment Business Strategy and the Environment, 18-27, 2004 (with S Rupp).

Environmental policy integration beyond the state: the politics of new environmental policy instruments in Europe, Sustainable Development and Environmental Policy Integration Conference, Australian National University 1-21, 2003 (with S Rupp).

Pragmatic approaches to policy devolution: waste management and climate change policy in the United Kingdom and Germany, Second European Consortium for Political Research General Conference, 1-22, 2003 (with S Rupp).

Energy taxes, environmental agreements and emissions reduction: climate-change policy and industry in the European Union, Proceedings of the 2003 ERP Environment Corporate Social Responsibility, 9-18, 2003 (with S Rupp).

Regulatory failure via market evolution: the case of UK packaging recycling, European Association of Environmental and Resource Economists Annual Conference, Bilbao, 2003 (with R. O’Doherty and A. Collins).

The incentive effect, hypothecation and industry responses to environmental charges, European Consortium for Political Research Joint Workshop Sessions, Grenoble, 1-25, 2001.

The role of economic instruments in environmental policy as a means of influencing industry behaviour, Proceedings of the 2000 ERP Environment International Sustainable Development Conference, 26-34, 2000.

Principles, policies and practice: assessing the sustainability of Britain’s packaging policies, Proceedings of the 1999 ERP Environment International Sustainable Development Conference, 22-27, 1999.

Other Conference Papers

Lest we forget: the issue-attention cycle as the life-blood and death knell of environmental activism, submitted to Political Studies Association Environment Specialist Group 2019 Workshop, Nottingham, September 2019.

We may be a small island, but we are not a small people: exploring the challenges of public engagement with island communities on energy transitions Royal Geographical Society/Institute of British Geographers Annual International Conference, August 2019 (with G Kallis)

Public engagement: renewable energy and marine renewable energy siting and development, PRIMaRE Conference 2019, Cardiff, July 2019 (with G Kallis)

Ill winds: Kernowek tales in the fractious local and national politics of onshore wind energy Nordic Geographers Meeting 2019, Trondheim, June 2019 (with H Darkal)

Perceptions of shale gas fracking in host communities in the UK: place and justice Association of American Geographers, San Francisco, April 2019. (with M Kechagia and N Harmer)

Perceptions of shale gas fracking in host communities in the UK: towards an integrated approach Royal Geographical Society/Institute of British Geographers Annual International Conference, August 2018 (with M Kechagia and N Harmer)

Tall tales, small change: narrative policy analysis and spatial constructions of energy norms in the Land of the Long White Cloud Royal Geographical Society/Institute of British Geographers Annual International Conference, September 2017 (with T H Jackson Inderberg)

Experiences and injustices in shale gas fracking in the UK, Nordic Geographers Meeting 2017, Stockholm, June 2017 (with M Kechagia and N Harmer)

Procedural justice and representation in the adjudication of renewable energy siting decisions, Royal Geographical Society/Institute of British Geographers Annual International Conference, September 2016 (with H Darkal)

When world’s collide: nexuses & fractures in rural engagements with energy science, governance and place impacts, Royal Geographical Society/Institute of British Geographers Annual International Conference, September 2016 (with M Kechagia and N Harmer)

Spatialising climate justice: lessons and warning from carbon pricing controversies in Australia, Victoria University, August 2015.

Conceptualising climate justice, Royal Geographical Society/Institute of British Geographers Annual International Conference, August 2014.

Does understanding matter? University students’ energy saving beliefs and behaviours, PedRIO Annual Conference, Plymouth University, 2 April 2014 (with D Cotton, J Winter, W Miller and S Sterling).

Carbon Pricing, governmentality and the mobilisation of climate justice claims in Australia, Association of American Geographers, Tampa, April 2014.

Learning from test centre experience to improve consenting for larger, commercial scale wave energy development, Second Environmental Interactions of Marine Renewable Energy Technologies, Stornoway, April 2014 (with AM O’Hagan, T Simas, D Marina, J Sundberg, I Le Crom and D Greaves).

Energy Literacy at Plymouth University 2013, COPERNICUS conference on higher education, sustainability and ESD, University of Gloucester, January 2014 (with W Miller, D Cotton, S Sterling and J Winter)

The geographies of the green economy, Royal Geographical Society, 2012 (with F Caprotti).

The impact of stakeholder engagement and regulatory frameworks on marine renewable energy deployment, Royal Geographical Society, 2012 (with J. de Groot and I Whitehead).

The impact of stakeholder engagement and regulatory frameworks on Marine Renewable Energy Deployment, Environmental Interactions of Marine Renewable Energy Technologies Conference, Orkney, 2012 (with J. de Groot and I Whitehead).

Constructing and contesting energy resilience in the Lucky Country, Royal Geographical Society, 2011.

Researching the hidden curriculum: intentional and unintended messages, Royal Geographical Society, 2011 (with D. Cotton and J. Winter).

SOWFIA: Learning from Impact Assessments of European wave energy developments, PRIMaRE Annual Research Conference, Plymouth, 2011 (R. Leeney, D. Greaves, D. Conley, P. Hosegood, J. Xu, B. Godley, C. McLellan, G. Smith, M. Witt, C. Huertas, V. Osta, A.M. O’Hagan and Brian Holmes).

Marine ecological health: identifying species to assess Good Environmental Status under the EU Marine Strategy Framework Directive, 1st Marine and Coastal Policy Forum, Plymouth, 2011 (with R. Jefferson1, D. d’A. Laffoley, L. Mee and M. Attrill).

Public interest in ecological health for marine conservation communication: why charismatic megafauna are not always the answer, Second Marine Institute Research Centre Conference, Plymouth, 2011 (with R. Jefferson, G. Glegg, D. Laffoley, J. Richards and M. Attrill).

Uncooperative countries, unruly markets and middle-class energy bling: lessons in carbon commodification from Europe, Annual Conference of the Association of American Geographers, Washington DC, 2010.

Policy learning and policy change in UK Renewable Energy Policy, Royal Geographical Society/IBG Annual Conference, University of Manchester, 2009 (with S Murrall).

Stakeholder Perceptions of the Wave Hub Development, Royal Geographical Society/IBG Annual Conference, University of Manchester, 2009 (with J West and I Whitehead).

Policy learning and policy change in UK Renewable Energy Policy, Annual Conference of the Association of American Geographers, Las Vegas, 2009 (with S Murrall).

Representations and materialities of space in energy transitions: reflections on the EU emissions trading scheme and the relocalisation movement, paper for the ESRC Seminar Series Geographies of energy transition, University of

The neoliberalisation of European Union climate policy: the emerging market-led governance logics of emissions trading, Royal Geographical Society, 2008.

The geographies of ‘peak oil Annual Conference of the Association of American Geographers, Boston, 2008.

Long markets and short change, or how market actors are running a coach and horses through international emissions trading regimes, Annual Conference of the Association of American Geographers, Boston, 2008.

Sustainability in higher education: The search for a ‘second best’ solution All Our Futures Conference: Centre for Sustainable Futures, Plymouth, UK, 2008 (with D Cotton, S Bissell and M Warren).

Re-thinking the climate change seven wedges for peak oil, Annual Conference of the Association of American Geographers, San Francisco, April 2007.

Understandings and experiences of education for sustainable development, 3rd International Conference on Environmental, Cultural, Economic and Social Sustainability, Chennai, 2007.

Recapturing the geographical contingency of climate policy, RGS-IBG Academic Conference, Royal Geographical Society, 2006.

Embedding an Ethical Issue in the Curriculum: Lecturers and the Sustainability Agenda. 8th European Conference on Higher Agricultural Education (ECHAE), Czech University of Agriculture, Prague, 2006 (M Warren, D Cotton, O Maibouroda and S Bissell).

Using research to inform institutional change. The VC's Learning and Teaching Conference, University of Plymouth, 2006 (with M Warren, F Kagawa, D Cotton, O Maibouroda and S Bissell.

New environmental policy instruments and the implementation of the Kyoto Protocol in the European Union, RGS/IBG 2002 Annual Conference, Queens University Belfast, 2002.

Can environmental taxes save the planet? Clues from EU environmental policy, RGS/IBG 1999 Annual Conference, London, 1999.

Internet Publications
Compston, H. and Bailey, I. (2015) No shocks in Plaid Cymru’s green energy nationalism, The Conversation, 10 April, https://theconversation.com/manifesto-check-no-shocks-in-plaid-cymrus-green-energy-nationalism-39889

Compston, H. and Bailey, I. (2015) Labour ready to go green, but remains grey on detail, The Conversation, 14 April, https://theconversation.com/manifesto-check-labour-ready-to-go-green-but-remains-grey-on-detail-40122

Bailey, I. and Compston, H. (2015) Tories promise more of the same on energy and the environment, The Conversation, 15 April, https://theconversation.com/manifesto-check-tories-promise-more-of-the-same-on-energy-and-the-environment-40200

Bailey, I. and Compston, H. (2015) Greens go big on environment but what’s the political end game? The Conversation, 15 April, https://theconversation.com/manifesto-check-greens-go-big-on-environment-but-whats-the-political-end-game-40117

Bailey, I. and Compston, H. (2015) Lib Dems in step with the IPCC on climate, The Conversation, 16 April, https://theconversation.com/manifesto-check-lib-dems-in-step-with-the-ipcc-on-climate-40285

Compston, H. and Bailey, I. (2015) UKIP policies would make climate change worse, The Conversation, 16 April, https://theconversation.com/manifesto-check-ukip-policies-would-make-climate-change-worse-40263

Compston, H., Bailey, I. et al. (2015) The Green Party’s top policies, The Conversation, 17 April, https://theconversation.com/manifesto-check-the-green-partys-top-policies-40209

Compston, H. and Bailey, I. (2015) Has the amount of renewable electricity trebled? The Conversation, 23 April, https://theconversation.com/fact-check-has-the-amount-of-renewable-electricity-trebled-40666

Bailey, I. and Compston, H. (2015) SNP is full of energy, but gives and takes on climate change, The Conversation, 24 April, https://theconversation.com/manifesto-check-snp-is-full-of-energy-but-gives-and-takes-on-climate-change-40665

Bailey, I., Compston, H. et al. (2015) The SNP’s top policies, The Conversation, 3 May https://theconversation.com/manifesto-check-the-snps-top-policies-41147

Bailey, I., Gouldson, A. and Newell, P. (2011) Ecological modernization and the governance of carbon: a critical analysis, Centre for Climate Change Economics and Policy Working Paper No. 26.

Bailey, I., Gouldson, A. and Newell, P. (2011) Ecological modernization and the governance of carbon, The Governance of Clean Development Working Paper No. 09.

Compston, H. and Bailey, I. (2009) The politics of climate policy in affluent democracies, Policy Network Politics of Climate Change Series http://www.policy-network.net/uploadedFiles/Publications/Publications/Hugh_Compston_and_Ian_Bailey.pdf

Maresh, S. and Bailey, I. 2007 Climate change: fear of flying, New Matilda, 1-4 http://www.newmatilda.com/home/articledetailmagazine.asp?ArticleID=2542&HomepageID=229.

Bailey, I. and Rupp, S. 2004 Politics, industry and the regulation of industrial greenhouse-gas emissions in the UK and Germany, School of Geography working paper.

Bailey, I. and Rupp, S. 2004 Geography and climate policy: a comparative assessment of ‘new’ environmental policy instruments in the UK and Germany, School of Geography working paper.

Bailey, I. and Rupp, S. 2003 Public interest, public choice and the regulation of greenhouse-gas emissions in the UK and Germany, School of Geography working paper.

Bailey, I. and Rupp, S. 2003 New environmental policy instruments, governance and environmental policy integration: climate policy in the United Kingdom and Germany, School of Geography working paper.

Bailey, I. and Rupp, S. 2003 New environmental policy instruments: opportunities and barriers to effective climate policy in the UK and Germany, School of Geography working paper.

Bailey, I. and Rupp, S. 2003 German climate change policy report: new environmental policy instruments and German industry, School of Geography working paper.

O’Doherty, R. and Bailey, I. 2000 Paper chase: tradable permits and EU recycling targets, University of the West of England, Department of Economics, Working paper No. 36.

Reports
Kallis, G. and Bailey, I. (2019) Interventions to encourage energy conservation among students living a university halls of residence: a review, Intelligent Community Energy project report INTERREG V, 25 pp.

Kallis, G. and Bailey, I. (2019) Public engagement on energy transitions with island communities, Intelligent Community Energy project report INTERREG V, 16 pp.

Greaves, D., Bailey, I. et al. (2013) Enabling wave power: streamlining processes to facilitate progress, SOWFIA Report to the European Commission Intelligent Energy Europe, 37 pp.

Simas, T., O’Hagan, A.M., Bailey, I., Marina, D., Sundberg, J., le Crom, I., Greaves, D. (2013) Consenting procedures review with guidelines for expansion to larger projects and approval process streamlining, SOWFIA Report to the European Commission Intelligent Energy Europe, 59 pp.

Simas, T., Saulnier, J.B., O’Callaghan, J., Sundberg, J., Marina, D., Magagna, D., Embling, C., and Bailey I. (2013) Report on the review of the consenting procedures in different member states, SOWFIA Report to the European Commission Intelligent Energy Europe, 31 pp.

Simas, T., Saulnier, J.B., O’Callaghan, J., Sundberg, J., Marina, D., Magagna, D., Embling, C. and Bailey, I. (2013) Critical environmental impacts for socio-economic activities and mitigation measures including main conclusions and analysis the stakeholder survey, SOWFIA Report to the European Commission Intelligent Energy Europe, 50 pp.

Simas, T., Machado, I., Hamawi, S., Magagna, D., Bailey, I., Conley, D., Greaves, D., Embling, C., O’Hagan, A.M., O’Callaghan, J., Holmes, B., Sundberg, J., Torre-Enciso, Y., Marina, D. and Saulnier, J.B. (2013) Riding the crest of the wave: streamlining approval processes, safeguarding ecosystems, SOWFIA Report to the European Commission Intelligent Energy Europe, 28 pp.

Garzón Delvaux, P.A., Rabuteau, Y., Stanley, K., Sotta, C., Kablan, Y., Vente, H., Connor, P. and Bailey, I. (2013) Civil society involvement and social acceptability of marine energy projects: best practices of the marine energy sector, MERiFIC Report to the European Regional Development Fund INTERREG, 44 pp.

Simas, T., Machado, I., Magagna, D., Bailey, I., Greaves, D., Conley, D., O’Hagan, A.M., O’Callaghan, J., Holmes, B., Saulnier, J.B., Marina, D., Torre-Enciso, Y. and Sundberg, J. (2013) Reports on the stakeholder survey for each wave energy site, SOWFIA Report to the European Commission Intelligent Energy Europe, 44 pp.

O’Callaghan, J., O’Hagan, A.M., Holmes, B., Muñoz Arjona, E., Huertas Olivares, C., Magagna, D., Bailey, I., Greaves, D., Embling, C., Witt, M., Godley, B., Simas, T., Torre Enciso, T. and Marina, D. (2013) Report on the analysis of the Work Package 2 findings regarding barriers and accelerators of wave energy, SOWFIA Report to the European Commission Intelligent Energy Europe, 55 pp.

Muñoz Arjona, E., Huertas Olivares, C., O’Hagan, A.M., Holmes, B., O’Callaghan, J., Magagna, D., Greaves, D., Bailey, I., Conley, D., Sundberg, J., Simas, T., Hamawi, S., Saulnier, J-B., Chambel, J., Embling, C. and Marina, D. (2013) Navigating the Wave Energy Consenting Procedure: Sharing Knowledge and Implementation of Regulatory Measures, SOWFIA Report to the European Commission Intelligent Energy Europe, 52 pp.

Bailey, I., Vantoch-Wood, A., Connor, P., de Groot, J. and Kablin, Y. (2012) National policy frameworks for marine renewable energy in the United Kingdom and France: comparative assessment and cross-border learning opportunities, Report to the European Commission, MERiFIC Project, 28 pp.

Connor, P., Vantoch-Wood, A., de Groot, J., Bailey, I., Whitehead, I., Xu, J. (2012) Policy Frameworks supporting Marine Renewable Energy in the United Kingdom, Report to the European Commission, MERiFIC Project, 70 pp.

Bailey, I.G., Simas, T., Muñoz-Arjona, E., Huertas-Olivares, C., de Groot, J., Stokes, C., Magnagna, D., Conley, D., Greaves, D., Marina, D., Torre-Enciso, Y., Sundberg, J., O'Hagan, A.M. and Holmes, B. (2012) Understanding the role of stakeholders in the wave energy consenting process: engagement and sensitivities. SOWFIA Report to the European Commission Intelligent Energy Europe, 6 pp.

Simas, T., Patrício, S., Gonçalves, J. Bailey, I., Magagna, D., Greaves, D., Witt, M., Holmes, B., O’Hagan, A.M., O’Callaghan, J., Sundberg, J., Torre-Enciso, Y., Marina, D., and Saulnier, J.B. (2012) Taking wave energy forward: implementation and community integration, Report to the European Commission Intelligent Energy Europe, SOWFIA.

Bailey, I., de Groot, J. and Stokes, C. (2012) Stakeholder consultation on wave energy consenting process in the United Kingdom, Report to the European Commission Intelligent Energy Europe, SOWFIA.

Compston, H. and Bailey, I. (2009) Political strategies for future climate policy, in Climate governance and development: World Bank Berlin workshop series 2010, Berlin: World Bank.

Compston, H. and Bailey, I. (2009) How can we build political support for action on climate change in western democracies? in Giddens, A., Latham, S. and Liddle, R. eds Building a low-carbon future: the politics of climate change, London: Policy Network, pp. 53-63.

Compston, H. and Bailey, I. (2009) The politics of climate policy in affluent democracies, Policy Network Politics of Climate Change Series.

Bailey, I. (2006) The Greenhouse Challenge Plus: an evaluation, Report for the Australian Greenhouse Office/Department of Environment and Heritage, Canberra.

Haug, B. and Bailey, I. (2003) Review of the potential for a tradable permit scheme for sterilized clinical waste in the UK, Report to Steriletech.

Presentations and posters
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Reports & invited lectures

Conference and Seminar Papers
Does understanding matter? University students’ energy saving beliefs and behaviours, PedRIO Annual Conference, Plymouth University, 2 April (with D Cotton, J Winter, W Miller and S Sterling)
Carbon Pricing, governmentality and the mobilisation of climate justice claims in Australia, Association of American Geographers, Tampa, April 2014.
Learning from test centre experience to improve consenting for larger, commercial scale wave energy development, Second Environmental Interactions of Marine Renewable Energy Technologies, Stornoway, April 2014 (with AM O’Hagan, T Simas, D Marina, J Sundberg, I Le Crom and D Greaves).
Energy Literacy at Plymouth University 2013, COPERNICUS Conference on Higher Education, Sustainability and ESD, University of Gloucester, January 2014 (with W Miller, D Cotton, S Sterling and J Winter)
The politics and non-politics of EU emissions trading in and after the recession, Political Studies Association, 2013.
Comparing climate policies: the strong climate policy index, Political Studies Association, 2013 (with H Compston).
Critical analysis of barriers and accelerators to wave energy development: recommendations and pathways to enhance the sector, European Wave and Tidal Energy Conference, Aalborg, 2013 (with Simas T, Muñoz-Arjona E, Huertas-Olivares C, de Groot J, Stokes C, Magagna D, Conley D, Greaves D, Marina D, Torre-Enciso Y, Sundberg J, O’Hagan AM and Holmes B).
Energy Literacy in Higher Education, 7th World Environmental Education Congress, Marrakech, 2013 (with D Cotton, S Sterling and J Winter).
The difference between men and women: why gender and social values matter to marine conservation, 10th Biennial Conference on Environmental Psychology, Magdeburg, Germany, 2013 (with R Jefferson and M Attrill).
Barriers and opportunities to engaging society with the marine environment: overcoming ‘out of sight, out of mind’, 10th Biennial Conference on Environmental Psychology, Magdeburg, Germany, 2013 (with R Jefferson and M Attrill).
Political innovation: a missing link in climate policy innovation, Climate Policy Innovation: Sources, Patterns and Effects, Cambridge University, 2012, pp. 1-42.
The geographies of the green economy, Royal Geographical Society, 2012 (with F Caprotti).
The impact of stakeholder engagement and regulatory frameworks on marine renewable energy deployment, Royal Geographical Society, 2012 (with J. de Groot and I Whitehead).
Understanding the role of stakeholders in the wave energy consenting process: engagement and sensitivities, Fourth International Conference on Ocean Energy, Dublin, 2012 (with Simas T, Muñoz-Arjona E, Huertas-Olivares C, de Groot J, Stokes C, Magagna D, Conley D, Greaves D, Marina D, Torre-Enciso Y, Sundberg J, O’Hagan AM and Holmes B).
The impact of stakeholder engagement and regulatory frameworks on Marine Renewable Energy Deployment, Environmental Interactions of Marine Renewable Energy Technologies Conference, Orkney, 2012 (with J. de Groot and I Whitehead).
National Climate Politics and the demise of the Australian Carbon Pollution Reduction Scheme: A Political Strategy Analysis, Sixth European Consortium for Political Research General Conference, University of Iceland, 2011 (with H Compston and I MacGill).
Constructing and contesting energy resilience in the Lucky Country, Royal Geographical Society, 2011.
Researching the hidden curriculum: intentional and unintended messages, Royal Geographical Society, 2011 (with D. Cotton and J. Winter).
SOWFIA: Learning from Impact Assessments of European wave energy developments, PRIMaRE Annual Research Conference, Plymouth, 2011 (R. Leeney, D. Greaves, D. Conley, P. Hosegood, J. Xu, B. Godley, C. McLellan, G. Smith, M. Witt, C. Huertas, V. Osta, A.M. O’Hagan and Brian Holmes).
Marine ecological health: identifying species to assess Good Environmental Status under the EU Marine Strategy Framework Directive, 1st Marine and Coastal Policy Forum, Plymouth, 2011 (with R. Jefferson1, D. d’A. Laffoley, L. Mee and M. Attrill).
Uncooperative countries, unruly markets and middle-class energy bling: transition theorisations and carbon commodification in Europe, Annual Conference of the Association of American Geographers, Washington DC, March 2010 (with S Murrall)
Representations and materialities of space in energy transitions: reflections on the EU emissions trading scheme and the relocalisation movement, ESRC Seminar Series Geographies of energy transition: security, climate, governance. University of Leicester, 26 Nov 2009, http://www.le.ac.uk/gg/research/seminar_bradshaw_GET_seminar1.html.
Policy learning and policy change in UK Renewable Energy Policy, Royal Geographical Society/IBG Annual Conference, Manchester University, August 2009 (with S Murrall)
Stakeholder Perceptions of Marine Renewable Energy in the Southwest of England, Royal Geographical Society/IBG Annual Conference, Manchester University, August 2009 (with J West)
Political Strategy and Climate Policy, 5th European Consortium for Political Research General Conference, Potsdam University, September 2009 (with Hugh Compston) http://www.ecprnet.eu/conferences/general_conference/potsdam/paper_details.asp?paperID=156
Stakeholder Perceptions of the Wave Hub Development in Cornwall, Proceedings of the 8th European Wave and Tidal Energy Conference, Uppsala, Sweden, 2009 (with J West) http://www.ewtec2009.se/
How can we build political support for action on climate change in western democracies? Annual Conference of the Political Studies Association, University of Manchester, April 2009 (with H Compston) http://www.psa.ac.uk/2009/pps/Compston.pdf
Policy learning and policy change in UK Renewable Energy Policy Annual Conference of the Association of American Geographers, Las Vegas, March 2009 (with Sally Murrall)
The politics of climate policy in affluent democracies, Policy Network Politics of Climate Change Series, The Policy Network, London School of Economics, October 2008. (with H Compston)
Political Strategies for Future Climate Policy, World Bank 2010 World Development Report, Berlin, 29 September 2008 (with Hugh Compston)
The neoliberalisation of European Union climate policy: the emerging market-led governance logics of emissions trading Royal Geographical Society, September 2008
The geographies of ‘peak oil Annual Conference of the Association of American Geographers, Boston, April 2008
Long markets and short change, or how market actors are running a coach and horses through international emissions trading regimes Annual Conference of the Association of American Geographers, Boston, April 2008 (with Sam Maresh)
Sustainability in higher education: The search for a ‘second best’ solution All Our Futures Conference: Centre for Sustainable Futures, Plymouth, UK, September 2008 (with D Cotton, S Bissell and M Warren)
Bailey, I. and Hopkins, R. (2007) Re-thinking the climate change 'seven wedges' for peak oil, Annual Conference of the Association of American Geographers, San Francisco, 17-21 April 2007.
Gray-Donald, J., Cotton, D., Bailey, I., Warren, M, Kagawa, F. and Bissell S. (2007) Understandings, Attitudes and Experiences of ESD: Results of Research at the University of Plymouth and an Invitation to an International Research Project, Third International Conference on Environmental, Cultural, Economic and Social Sustainability, Chennai 4-7 January 2007.
Bailey, I. (2006) The Neoliberalisation of Climate Policy, James Martin Institute/Said Business School invited seminar, University of Oxford, 14 November 2006.
Bailey, I. (2006) When worlds collide: top-down and bottom-up perspectives on neo-liberalism, market environmentalism and climate policy, Theorising the Carbon Economy, Oxford University Centre for the Environment, 20 September 2006.
Bailey, I. (2006) Voluntary environmental agreements and climate policy: learning from comparison, ERP EnvironmentCorporate Social Responsibility Conference, University of Leeds and University College Dublin, 4-5 September 2006.
Bailey, I. (2006) Recapturing the geographical contingency of climate policy, RGS-IBG Academic Conference 2006, Royal Geographical Society, 30 August-1 September 2006.
Bissell, S, Cotton, D, Warren, MF, Bailey, I, Maiboroda, O (2006) Transforming an institution: integrating sustainable eveloment into teaching and learning in higher education. Sustainable Development and Higher Education: conference of the International Society of Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, 9-12 November 2006 Washington DC.
Warren, M., Cotton, D., Maiboroda, O. Bailey, I and Bissell, S. (2006) Embedding an ethical issue in the curriculum: lecturers and the sustainabilty agenda, 8th European Conference On Higher Agricultural Education (ECHAE)Prague, 13-16 September 2006.
Bailey, I. and Rupp, S. (2004) New environmental policy instruments: opportunities and barriers for UK and German climate policy, ERP Environment Business Strategy and the Environment Conference, University of Leeds, September 2004, 8-17.
Bailey, I. and Rupp, S. (2004) The evolving role of business associations in negotiated environmental agreements: the case of United Kingdom climate change agreements, ERP Environment Business Strategy and the Environment Conference, University of Leeds, September 2004, 18-27.
Bailey, I. and Rupp, S. (2003) Environmental policy integration beyond the state: the politics and economics of new environmental policy instruments in Europe, National Europe Centre Sustainable Development and Environmental Policy Integration Conference, Canberra: Australian National University, November 2003.
Bailey, I. and Rupp, S. (2003) Pragmatic approaches to policy devolution: waste management and climate change policy in the United Kingdom and Germany, European Consortium for Political Research Annual Conference, Marburg, August 2003.
Bailey, I. and Rupp, S. (2003) Energy taxes, environmental agreements and emissions reduction: climate-change policy and industry in the European Union, ERP Environment Corporate Social Responsibility Conference, University of Leeds, July 2003, 9-18.
O’Doherty, R, Bailey, I. and Collins, A. (2003) Regulatory failure via market evolution: the case of UK packaging recycling, European Association of Environmental and Resource Economists Annual Conference, Bilbao.
Bailey, I.G. (2002) New environmental policy instruments and the implementation of the Kyoto Protocol in the European Union, RGS/IBG Annual Conference, Queens University Belfast, January 2002.
Bailey, I.G. (2001) The incentive effect, hypothecation and industry responses to environmental charges, European Consortium for Political Research Joint Workshop Sessions, Grenoble, April 2001.
O’Doherty, R. and Bailey, I.G. (2000) Tradable permits and EU recycling targets, International Centre for the Environment Invited Seminar Series, University of Bath, July 2000.
Bailey, I.G. (2000) The role of economic instruments in environmental policy as a means of influencing industry behaviour, ERP Environment International Sustainable Development Conference, University of Leeds, April 2000, 26-34.
Bailey, I.G. (1999) Can environmental taxes save the planet? Clues from EU environmental policy, RGS/IBG Annual Postgraduate Conference, RGS, September 1999.
Bailey, I.G. (1999) Principles, policies and practice: assessing the sustainability of Britain’s packaging policies, ERP Environment International Sustainable Development Conference, University of Leeds, April 1999, 22-27.
Other research papers
Bailey, I., Gouldson, A., & Newell, P. (2010) Ecological Modernisation and the Governance of Carbon: a Critical Analysis [PDF 206 KB]. Working Paper 009, The Governance of Clean Development Working Paper Series / Working Paper No. 24, Centre for Climate Change Economics and Policy Working Paper Series. School of International Development, University of East Anglia UK and CCCEP, Leeds, UK http://www.uea.ac.uk/dev/gcd/workingpapers.
Bailey, I. & Compston, H. (2010) Resource exchange, political strategy and the ‘new’ politics of climate change, Climate change beyond resilience: Living with crisis without resorting to the very mechanisms that created it, ESRC workshop, Dept of Geography, King’s College London, 8-9 July.
Maresh, S. and Bailey, I. (2007) Climate Change: Fear of Flying, New Matilda25 October 2007, 1-4 http://www.newmatilda.com/home/articledetailmagazine.asp?ArticleID=2542&HomepageID=229.
Bailey, I. & Rupp, S. (2004) Politics, industry and the regulation of industrial greenhouse-gas emissions in the UK and Germany, School of Geography working paper, http://www.geog.plym.ac.uk/climatepolicy/Politics,%20Industry%20and%20the%20Regulation.pdf.
Bailey, I. & Rupp, S. (2004) Geography and climate policy: a comparative assessment of ‘new’ environmental policy instruments in the UK and Germany, Geography working paper, http://www.geog.plym.ac.uk/climatepolicy/Geography%20and%20Climate%20Policy_%20A%20Com.pdf.
Bailey, I. & Rupp, S. (2003) Public interest, public choice and the regulation of greenhouse-gas emissions in the UK and Germany, School of Geography working paper, http://www.geog.plym.ac.uk/climatepolicy/Bailey%20and%20Rupp,%20European%20Environment.pdf.
Bailey, I. & Rupp, S. (2003) New environmental policy instruments, governance and environmental policy integration: climate policy in the United Kingdom and Germany, School of Geography working paper, http://www.geog.plym.ac.uk/climatepolicy/EPA%20paper1.pdf.
Bailey, I. & Rupp, S. (2003) New environmental policy instruments: opportunities and barriers to effective climate policy in the UK and Germany, School of Geography working paper, http://www.geog.plym.ac.uk/climatepolicy/Opportunities%20and%20barriers.pdf.
Bailey, I. & Rupp, S. (2003) German climate change policy report: new environmental policy instruments and German industry, School of Geography working paper, http://www.geog.plym.ac.uk/climatepolicy/german%20climate%20change%20policy%20report.pdf.
Bailey, I.G. (2001) The incentive effect, hypothecation and industry responses to environmental charges, European Consortium for Political Research Joint Workshop Sessions, Grenoble, April 2001.
O’Doherty, R. and Bailey, I. (2000) Paper chase: tradable permits and EU recycling targets, University of the West of England, Department of Economics, Working paper No. 36.
O’Doherty, R. and Bailey, I.G. (2000) Tradable permits and EU recycling targets, International Centre for the Environment Invited Seminar Series, University of Bath, UK, July 2000.

Conferences organised

Climate and resource politics in hard times, Political Studies Association 63rd Annual Conference, Cardiff University, March 2013.
Regulator perspectives on consenting for ocean energy, International Conference on Ocean Energy (ICOE), Dublin, Oct 2012.
The geographies of the green economy, Royal Geographical Society (with the Institute of British Geographers) Academic Conference 2012, University of Edinburgh, July 2012.
Stakeholder consultation on marine renewable energy: assessing current practices and future pathways, European Maritime Day Conference, Gothenburg, May 2012.
Political innovations for climate policy in Australia: New paradigms for old problems? Centre for Energy and Environmental Markets, University of New South Wales, Nov 2010.
The politics of climate policy, European Consortium for Political Research Fifth General Conference, University of Potsdam, Sept 2009.
Implementing climate policy: geographical perspectives, Royal Geographical Society (with the Institute of British Geographers) Academic Conference, London, Sept 2006. 

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