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Appendix: - Interview Data

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Hannah Hughes
Hannah Hughes
Affiliation:
Aberystwyth University

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The IPCC and the Politics of Writing Climate Change , pp. 171 - 172
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2024
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Appendix: Interview Data

Bureau MembersWMO RegionLocation
101.07.2010VINeutral
226.07.2010VIVirtual
304.08.2010VIPlace of work
405.08.2010VIVirtual
507.09.2010IVVirtual
617.09.2010IVirtual
709.11.2010IVNeutral
817.11.2010aIVHome
926.02.2019aVIPlace of work
Focal Point/National Delegate
1026.07.2010VIPlace of work
1113.12.2010aIVPlace of work
1213.12.2010bVVirtual
Technical Support Unit (TSU)
1307.07.2010aVIPlace of work
1414.07.2010VIVirtual
1525.07.2010VVirtual
1620.01.J2011IVVirtual
1705.10.2010IVPlace of work
1805.10.2010IVPlace of work
1925.02.2011IVVirtual
2026.02.2019bVIPlace of work
2126.02.2019cVIPlace of work
Authors
2204.05.2010VIPlace of work
2330.06.2010VIPlace of work
2430.06.2010VIPlace of work
2505.07.2010VIVirtual
2607.07.2010VINeutral
2714.07.2010II, VVirtual
2827.07.2010VINeutral
2915.09.2010IVVirtual
3019.09.2010IVVirtual
3121.09.2010VIPlace of work
3227.09.2010IVVirtual
3329.09.2010aIVVirtual
3429.09.2010bVIPlace of work
3504.10.2010II, IVPlace of work
3608.22.2010IVPlace of work
3710.11.2010IVPlace of work
3820.02.2011IVSkype
392.02.2011IIEmail questionnaire
4001.08.2011V, VINeutral

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  • Interview Data
  • Hannah Hughes, Aberystwyth University
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  • Interview Data
  • Hannah Hughes, Aberystwyth University
  • Book: The IPCC and the Politics of Writing Climate Change
  • Chapter DOI: https://doi.org/10.1017/9781009341554.009
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