Bachelor of Arts (BA) · Uppsala University/ Central European University
Louisa Hermelin-Tamas focuses on climate governance, EU environmental policy, and sustainable development. She has experience in youth-led climate advocacy, NGO coordination, and international policy work, including collaboration with European institutions. Her current thesis research examines EU agricultural reform and reflects a commitment to evidence-based, socially just climate policy. She brings an international perspective from studying and growing up in multiple countries
This paper examines the CAP’s New Delivery Model through the lens of projectification, highlighting how performance-based governance and decentralised flexibility may constrain long-term environmental transformation.
The Western Balkan EU accession candidates (Albania, North Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina) together with Kosovo, as a potential candidate, face significant challenges in meeting the EU’s environmental and climate requirements. Compared with previous enlargement rounds (see …
Food insecurity in Eastern DRC is structurally driven by conflict, displacement, and livelihood collapse, not scarce land. Climate change, hazardous pesticides, gender barriers, and neglected crop species compound the crisis. Humanitarian aid often reinforces dependency rather than building resil…
