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Publications

•    Klingenfeld, D. (2011): Kooperation 2.0. The European. Link

•    Klingenfeld, D./Schellnhuber, H.J. (2011 - Forthcoming): Climate Change as a Global Challenge - and its Implications for Knowledge Generation and Dissemination. The Globalization of Knowledge in History. Sources 1: Max Planck Research Library for the History and Development of Knowledge. Berlin. Edition Open Access.

•    Klingenfeld, D. (2011): Klimawandel: Gerechtigkeit bei der globalen Transformation. (Climate Change: Equity for the Global Transformation). In: Altner, G./Leitschuh, H./Michelsen, G./Simonis, U.E./von Weizsäcker, E.U. (Eds.): Grüner Umbau. Neue Allianzen für die Umwelt. Jahrbuch Ökologie 2012, S. Hirzel, Stuttgart, pp. 150-156.

•    Schellnhuber, H.J./Klingenfeld, D. (2011): Fairness and Physics - observing first principles in global climate policy. Global Change, Peace & Security 23 (3): 427-433, October 2011.

•    Klingenfeld, D. (2011): Rückenwind. Der Weltklimarat berichtet zum Stand in Sachen erneuerbare Energien. (Tailwind. The IPCC Reports on the State of Renewable Technologies). Internationale Politik, Juli/August 2011, Nr. 4, 66. Jahr.

•    Schellnhuber, H.J./Klingenfeld, D. (2010): Fairness und Physik. Die globale Klimaschutzarchitektur braucht Gerechtigkeit und Realitätssinn. (Fairness and Physics. The global climate architecture needs equity and a sense for realism). Internationale Politik, November/Dezember 2010, Nr. 6, 65. Jahr. Online version. Print version.

•    Wicke, L./Schellnhuber, H.J./Klingenfeld, D. (2010): Die 2°max-Klimastrategie - Ein Memorandum. (The 2°max Climate Strategy - A Memorandum). LIT, Münster. Link

•    Messner, D./Schellnhuber, H.J./Rahmstorf, S./Klingenfeld, D. (2010): The budget approach: A framework for a global transformation toward a low-carbon economy. Journal of Renewable and Sustainable Energy 2, 031003 (2010); doi:10.1063/1.3318695.

•    Klingenfeld, D. (2010): Evaluating Global Climate Policy - Taking Stock and Charting a New Way Forward. PIK Report No. 117.

•    Wicke, L./Schellnhuber, H.J./Klingenfeld, D. (2010): Nach Kopenhagen: Neue Strategie zur Realisierung des 2°max-Klimazieles. (After Copenhagen: A New Strategy to Realize the 2°max Climate Target). PIK Report No. 116. Click here for a concise English version.

•    Abadie, O./Ferrario, F./Gross, S./Klingenfeld, D./Knell, S. (2009): The Copenhagen Process. Thinking Beyond Targets. IHS CERA Decision Brief, November 2009.

•    Klingenfeld, D. (2009): The Strategic Positioning of Energy Efficiency in the Oil and Gas Sector. IHS CERA Special Report, September 2009.

•    Makovich, L.J./Giuffre, D.D./Klingenfeld, D. (2009): Grounding the Positive Charge. Finding the Cost of Reducing CO2 Emissions by Increasing US Electric Energy Efficiency. IHS CERA Special Report, April 2009.

•    Klingenfeld, D. (2009): Blueprints for Shaping Energy Demand. Assessing Demand-side Targets, Policies, and Results in China, Europe, and the United States. IHS CERA Special Report, February 2009.

•    Klingenfeld, D. (2008): Corn stover as a bioenergy feedstock: Identifying and overcoming barriers for corn stover harvest, storage, and transport. Master-Project at Harvard Kennedy School.

•    Klingenfeld, D. (2006): Chances for acceptance of a global cap-and-trade system for greenhouse gases in the United States of America. Diploma thesis at ESCP Europe.

Working papers:
•    Wrona, T./Klingenfeld, D. (2007): Current approaches in entrepreneurship research. Overview and relevance for management research, ESCP-EAP Working Paper Nr. 24, Berlin 2007.
•    Klingenfeld, D. (2007): The exercise of market power in carbon markets – possibilities and limits for regulation, National Commission on Energy Policy, Washington D.C. 2007.

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