Curriculum vitae and publications. Nina Hall Lecturer, Hertie School of Governance

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1 Curriculum vitae and publications Nina Hall CURRENT EMPLOYMENT Lecturer, Hertie School of Governance EDUCATION DPhil (PhD) in International Relations, University of Oxford Masters in Arts (Political Studies), University of Auckland Exchange Semester, L Institut de Sciences Politiques (Sciences Po), Paris Bachelor of Arts (First Class Honours), University of Auckland ACADEMIC AWARDS, GRANTS AND FELLOWSHIPS Rhodes Scholarship 2010 Gilbert Murray Trust, Junior Award for Fieldwork at the UN 2010 Zemenides Award, Human Welfare Conference, University of Oxford 2008 Women and Politics Prize, Australian Political Studies Association 2007 NZAID Postgraduate Field Research Award 2007 University of Auckland Representative to Leadership in a Global Society, University of Virginia University of Auckland Masters Scholarship 2006 New Zealand and French Government Awards for L Institut de Sciences Politiques, Paris Hertie School of Governance Understand Today. Shape Tomorrow. 1

2 2005 Top Senior Undergraduate Scholar, History Department The University of Auckland Undergraduate Scholarship PREVIOUS WORK EXPERIENCE Post-Doctoral Fellow, Hertie School of Governance, Berlin Co-author of Report on Leadership Effectiveness in International Organizations, World Economic Forum International Relations Lectureship at Wadham College and St Hilda s College, University of Oxford Research Officer, Global Economic Governance Programme, University of Oxford Editor of the St Antony s International Review, University of Oxford Policy Officer, New Zealand Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade Intern at the Social Policy Division, UNICEF Nepal Intern at the Department of Political Affairs, United Nations, New York Research Assistant at the University of Auckland, New Zealand PEER REVIEWED PUBLICATIONS Hall, Nina. Displacement, Development and Climate Change: International Organizations Moving Beyond Their Mandates. Routledge: Abingdon, Hall, Nina, What is Adaptation to Climate Change? Epistemic Ambiguity in the Climate Finance System, Journal of International Environmental Agreements: Politics, Law and Economics, forthcoming. Hall, Nina. A Catalyst for Cooperation: The Inter-Agency Standing Committee and the Humanitarian Response to Climate Change, Global Governance: A Review of Multilateralism and International Organizations, July - September 2016, 22 (3). Hertie School of Governance Understand Today. Shape Tomorrow. 2

3 Hall, Nina. The Money or the Mandate? Why International Organizations Engage with the Climate Change Regime, Global Environmental Politics. 15 (2), April Hall, Nina Moving Beyond its Mandate? UNHCR and Climate Change Displacement, Journal of International Organization Studies, Spring Hall, Nina, East Timorese Women Challenge Domestic Violence, Australian Journal of Political Science, 44 (2), June 2009, pp WORK IN PROGRESS Hall, Nina and Ngaire Woods, Theorizing Leadership in International Organizations. Hall, Nina and Åsa Persson, Global climate adaptation governance: what is governed and why?. Hall, Nina. Innovations in activism in the digital era, The Governance Report , Hertie School of Governance (forthcoming). OTHER PUBLICATIONS Hall, Nina and Phil Ireland, Transforming Activism: Digital Era Advocacy Organizations, Stanford Social Innovation Review, July Hall, Nina, East Timorese Women Challenge Domestic Violence Chapter Eight in Sara Niner (ed.), Women and the Politics of Gender in Post-Conflict Timor-Leste, Women in Asia Series, Abingdon: Routledge, Hall, Nina and Vinicius Lindoso, Assessing the effectiveness of multilateral organizations, Blavatnik School of Government Working Paper, BSG-WP- 2016/013, April Hall, Nina and Ngaire Woods, Leading the New Change, in UN Sustainable Development Goals, The People s Agenda, United Nations Association-UK and Witan Media, April 2016, Hall, Nina. The Institutionalisation of Climate Change in Global Politics, Chapter 4 in Environment, Climate Change and International Relations, E-International Relations Journal, April 2016, Hertie School of Governance Understand Today. Shape Tomorrow. 3

4 Hall, Nina and Inge Kaul, "Financing Global Public Goods: The Case for a Currency Transaction Levy", Chapter 7 in New Rules for Global Justice Structural Redistribution in the Global Economy, Edited by Jan Aart Scholte, Lorenzo Fioramonti and Alfred G. Nhema (eds), Rowman and Littlefield: London, 2016, pp Hall, Nina and Ngaire Woods et. al Effective Leadership in International Organizations, World Economic Forum. May Hall, Nina, Nimi Hoffman, and Marius Ostrowski, Editorial Introduction in St Antony s International Review, 8, 1, May Hall, Nina, Rachel Crook and Will Jones, Editorial Introduction in St Antony s International Review, 7, 2, February Hall, Nina, Climate Change and Institutional Change in UNHCR, Climate Change and Migration: Rethinking Policies for Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction, Michelle Leighton, Xiaomeng Shen and Koko Warner eds, SOURCE, No.15/2011, Germany April Hall, Nina, Book Review of Climate Change and Displacement, Multidisciplinary Perspectives Environmental Politics. Volume 20 Issue 3, 2011, p.426. Hall, Nina, Moving Beyond the Myth of Climate Wars, A response to Hammill and Matthew, St Antony s International Review, 5, 2, February 2010, pp Hall, Nina and Jacqui True, Gender Mainstreaming in a Post-Conflict State: Toward a Democratic Peace in Timor-Leste, Katrina Lee-Koo and Bina D Costa eds, Gender and Global Politics in the Asia-Pacific, Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, Hall, Nina, Book Review of the Gender Question in Globalization: Changing Perspectives and Practices Global Change, Peace & Security, Vol. 21, No. 1, February 2009, pp OP-EDS & PUBLIC OUTREACH Hall, Nina. Will Germany Stay Open to the World?, DomPost, September 2016, Hall, Nina. Interview on Climate Change and Displacement, Slovenia Student Hertie School of Governance Understand Today. Shape Tomorrow. 4

5 Radio, 4 August Hall, Nina Why this isn t just Europe s Challenge Rhodes House Blog, 18 May 2016, Hall, Nina. The Challenges of Financing the Costs of Climate Change, The Governance Post, 16 December Hall, Nina. Post-Paris: Rethinking Climate Related Displacement, Hertie School of Governance Blog, 21 December Hall, Nina, Kiwi swims from Turkey to Greece in Solidarity with refugees, Stuff New Zealand, 2 September Hall, Nina Why I swam across the Mediterranean, The Guardian, Monday 31 August Hall, Nina and Ngaire Woods, Effective Leadership in International Organisations, Rhodes House Blog, 10 June Hall, Nina and Ngaire Woods, How to Select the next UN Secretary General, Project Syndicate, 5 May 2015 (Note this was distributed and published in 26 publications worldwide in 9 languages). Hall, Nina. Kenyan Refugee Crisis, Scoop News, 25 July Hall, Nina Horta s Vision for East Timor, Scoop News, 15 May MASTERS THESIS SUPERVISION Blessing or Curse How does Earmarked Funding Affect Multilateral Organizations? (This thesis was researched and written collaboratively by two students awarded 92 percent, one of the highest grades at Hertie in 2016). Hertie School of Governance Understand Today. Shape Tomorrow. 5

6 What are the challenges encountered by Nepal Ministry of Health and Population in implementation of mobile health projects? The WHO and Ebola Crisis: What went wrong? Organizational capacities of civil society initiatives targeting asylum seekers in Berlin EXAMINATION COMMITTEES PhD Defense Committee at Hertie School of Governance ( ) Risky Business or Risky Politics: What Explains Investor-State Disputes? The Politics of Return, Dynamics of Depoliticization and Institutionalization in the Domestic and International Governance of Migrant Return Governing the External Relations of the European Union in International Financial Institutions External Examiner for Masters Thesis, Monash University Hertie School of Governance (Internal Examiner of Masters Theses) PEER REVIEWER Global Change, Peace and Security Journal MIT Press, Politics, Science and the Environment Series Global Policy PUBLIC EVENTS Organised and presented at The Challenges Facing the new UN Secretary General, Hertie School of Governance, Berlin, 31 October 2016 Organised and presented at Women at the Top in International Affairs, Hertie School of Governance, Berlin, 18 October Organised and presented Leadership in International Organizations, with Ngaire Woods, Javier Solana and Thomas Bagger, Innovation in International Affairs, Hertie School of Governance, Berlin, September Hertie School of Governance Understand Today. Shape Tomorrow. 6

7 Organised and presented Leadership in International Organizations, Launch of World Economic Forum report with Ngaire Woods, Robert Keohane, Nannerl Keohane, Stefan Dercon, Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford, May Organised and chaired Panel Debate with Jennifer Welsh, United Nations Special Adviser on the Responsibility to Protect, European University Institute, on The Responsibility to Protect, Hertie School of Governance, 22 October Organised and panel discussant, European Migration Patterns and the Refugee Crisis : What are the Future Trends and Policy Options?, alongside Prof. Michaela Kreyenfeld, and Prof. Frans Willekens, Hertie School of Governance, 2 May, Organised public debate on Europe s Migration Dilemma How can we Fix a Broken System?, Innovation in International Affairs Series, Hertie School of Governance, 24 April Organised and chaired The United Nation s Security Council: Has anything changed in the last twenty years?, Innovation in International Affairs Series, Hertie School of Governance, 27 April Organised and moderated, Gridlock: Why Global Cooperation Is Failing when We Need It Most - and What Europe Should Do about It Book Launch with Thomas Hale, Inge Kaul, Xenia Jakob and Thorsten Benner, Hertie School of Governance, 12 February Organised with Deutsche Welle, Change in Iran? Causes, Challenges and Consequences, Hertie School of Governance, 25 February Organise and frequently chair the European and Global Governance Colloquium, Hertie School of Governance. SELECT CONFERENCES & PRESENTATIONS Invited Guest Lecture on Displacement, Development, and Climate Change, International organizations moving beyond their mandates. King s College London, London, 27 October. Invited Guest Lecture on Displacement, Development, and Climate Change, International organizations moving beyond their mandates. Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford, Oxford, 25 October. Hertie School of Governance Understand Today. Shape Tomorrow. 7

8 Invited Guest Lecture on Displacement, Development, and Climate Change, International organizations moving beyond their mandates., London School of Economics, London, 24 October. Invited lecture on Displacement, Development, and Climate Change, International organizations moving beyond their mandates., WINS Seminar Series, Humboldt University, Berlin, 2 June 206. European Migration Patterns and the Refugee Crisis : What are the Future Trends and Policy Options, Hertie School of Governance Public Event, Discussant, Berlin, 2 May. Keynote lecture on Climate Change and Migration at Friedrich Erbert Stiftung, Berlin, April Financing Global Public Goods: The Case for a Currency Transaction Levy, International Studies Association, Atlanta, March Overseas Development Institute (OID), Methods Lab Measuring the Hard Stuff the impact of on-line Advocacy Campaigns, London, November 2015 (invited guest). Displacement, Development and Climate Change: International Organizations Moving Beyond Their Mandates, Stockholm Environment Institute, Stockholm, October 2015 (invited guest). Chaired and Organized full-day workshop on Assessing the Effectiveness of Multilateral Organizations, with leading practitioners and academics, Hertie School of Governance, Berlin, September Dysfunctional Delegation and Ambiguity: Where Have States Adaptation Financing Gone?, Climate Finance Workshop, Lund University, April 2015 (invited guest). Dysfunctional Delegation and Ambiguity in Climate Financing, International Studies Association, New Orleans, February, A Catalyst for Change? The Inter-Agency Standing Committee and the Humanitarian Response to Climate Change, Conference on Climate Change and Migration, Rome, Explaining Change in International Organizations Warwick University, International Organizations October A Catalyst for Change? The Inter-Agency Standing Committee and the Humanitarian Hertie School of Governance Understand Today. Shape Tomorrow. 8

9 Response to Climate Change Academic Council on the United Nations System, Istanbul, June. From Principle to Practice: The Troubled Evolution of the Climate Change Adaptation Aid Regime, International Studies Association, Toronto, March Climate Change and Humanitarianism, Greenpeace Australia, Sydney, January, Jumping on the Climate Change Bandwagon?, New Zealand Climate Change Research Institute, Victoria University of Wellington, January Report on Leadership Practices in IOs, World Economic Forum, Global Agenda Council Summit, Abu Dhabi, November Jumping on the Climate Change Bandwagon?, Social Sciences Research Center Colloquium, Berlin, November How International Organizations are Responding to Climate Change, Hertie School of Governance, European and Global Governance Colloquium, Berlin, October Rapporteur at Foreign Commonwealth Office and Wilton Park Conference, Promoting rules-based systems for global economic growth, Sussex Climate Change and Organisational Change in UNHCR and IOM Lecture in Refugees Studies Center Seminar Series on Environmental Migration, Oxford, 2012 (invited). Climate Change and UNHCR at Climate Change and Migration in the Pacific Legal and Policy Responses, University of New South Wales, Sydney, November Breaking Through? East Timorese Women s Campaign for Political Representation, Asia-Pacific Conference, Australia National University, Canberra, Australia, ASSOCIATIONS & COMMITTEES International Studies Association Rhodes Scholar Alumni Reunion Committee Academic Council on the United Nations System Hertie School of Governance Understand Today. Shape Tomorrow. 9

10 Chair of DPhil (PhD) International Relations Graduate Seminar Series Executive Committee, Rhodes Women St Antony s International Review, Editorial Board LANGUAGES Italian (Advanced) French (Advanced) Spanish (Advanced) German (Intermediate) Hertie School of Governance Understand Today. Shape Tomorrow. 10