Dr. Kerstin Zander

Forschungsprogramm: Umwelt-Governance

Funktion: Ehemalige assoziierte Wissenschaftlerin

Fachrichtung: Umweltökonomie

Publikationen

Zander, Kerstin / Stephen T. Garnett / Harald Sterly et al. (2022)
Topic modelling exposes disciplinary divergence in research on the nexus between human mobility and the environment
in: Humanities and Social Sciences Communications 9, article 34
Zander, Kerstin / Stephen T. Garnett (2022)
Trade-offs in destination choices among the urban populations in three Southeast Asian countries
in: Population, Space & Place 27 (8), article e2460
Escarcha, Jacquelyn F. / Jonatan A. Lassa / Eric P. Palacpac / Kerstin K. Zander (2020)
Livelihoods transformation and climate change adaptation: the case of smallholder water buffalo farmers in the Philippines
in: Environmental Development 33, article 100468
Zander, Kerstin K. / Supriya Mathew (2019)
Estimating economic losses from perceived heat stress in urban Malaysia
in: Ecological Economics (159), 84-90
Zander, Kerstin K. / Carmen Richerzhagen / Stephen T. Garnett (2019)
Human mobility intentions in response to heat in urban South East Asia
in: Global Environmental Change (56/2019), p. 18-28

Zander, Kerstin K / Carmen Richerzhagen / Stephen T. Garnett (2020)
Migration as a potential heat stress adaptation strategy in Australia
in: David Karacsonyi / Andrew Taylor / Deanne Bird (Eds.), The demography of disasters: impacts for population and place, Heidelberg: Springer Verlag, 153-167 (online first)
Kerstin K. Zander / Tom Wilson / Stephen T. Garnett (2020)
Understanding the role of natural hazards in internal labour mobility in Australia
in: Weather and Climate Extremes (29/2020), 100261
Kerstin K. Zander / Simon Moss / Stephen T. Garnett (2019)
Climate Change–Related Heat Stress and Subjective Well-Being in Australia
in: Weather, Climate, and Society 11(3), 505–520
Budhathoki, Nanda Kaji / Kerstin K. Zander (2019)
Socio-economic impact of and adaptation to extreme heat and cold of farmers in the food bowl of Nepal
in: International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health (16), 06.05.2019