The following list showcases some recent examples of successful PhD projects at CSTM. More PhD dissertations written at CSTM can be found here.
- Assaduzzaman, M. (2023), Climate change adaptation in Bangladesh: Sen's capability approach and the role of freedom of choice
- Kreiner, I. (2023), Industrial parks for people and planet. Assesseing their contribution to sustainable regional development
- Frenova, S. (2022), Understanding policy and institutional strategies to support the participation of women and women organisations within UNFCCC-led climate change governance
- Contreras Hernandez, N. (2022), The Seedlings of Animal Protection in Mexico: The Interplay of Regulation and Social Change
- Bynoe, D. M. (2021), Multi-level governance, climate change adaptation, and agri-environmental stewardship in small states: Micro-level behaviour of actors and macro-level policy results
- Granados Herrera, J. (2021), The thousand headed monster: Interrogating the competing voices in México's PES programme
- Feenstra, M. H. (2021), Gender just energy policy: engendering the energy transition in Europe
- Gongora Pantí, Karen S. (2020), Supporting Social Enterprises in Mexico: A prioritisation model and an institutional and public policy analysis of effective government grant allocation
- Zhang, Qiansong (2020), Enhancing the sustainability of Chinese production: Going beyond individual firms by green supply chain and eco-industrial parks
- Plamonia, Nicco (2020), Improving the Coverage Area of Drinking Water Provision by Using Build Operate & Transfer Investments in Indonesia: An Institutional Analysis
- Gunawan, Helmi (2019), Climate change mitigation in the transport sector and selected co-benefits in Bandung city, Indonesia
- Joviani Astari, Anissa (2019), Global sustainability agenda and institutional change: power relations, historical institutionalism, and discourse analysis in the Indonesian palm oil sector
- Niamir, Leila (2019), Behavioural Climate Change Mitigation: from individual energy choices to demand-side potential
- Lordkipanidze, Maia (2019), Governance for Resilience: Assessing how governance influences implementation of resilience measures in nature areas
- Warbroek, Wytzen Douwe Beau (2019), The grassroots energy transition: the success and governance of local low-carbon energy initiatives
- Handayani, Kamia (2019), Electricity and Climate Change: Seeking for the triple nexus of electrification, climate change mitigation, and climate change adaptation
- De Koning, Koen (2019), Modelling human behaviour in coupled human and natural systems
- Xue, Yanyan (2018), Sustainable urban mining: the case of China
- El Mustapha, Houda (2018), Developing a Multi-disciplinary Understanding of the Diffusion of Eco-innovations: Lessons from Behavioural, Business and transition Studies’ Perspectives for the Adoption of Solar Energy Technology in Lebanon
- Ramos Mejia, Monica (2018), Transitions to sustainability at the bottom: the role of grassroots ecopreneurs
- Salinas Melgoza, Miguel A. (2018), Connecting the dots: Modeling the effects of topography on carbon stocks to promote efficiency in local REDD+ planning
- Jain, Mansi (2018), Energy Transition in the Indian building sector: Assessing net zero energy buildings' niche development
- Lammers, Imke (2018), Rules for Watt? Designing Appropriate Governance Arrangements for the Introduction of Smart Grids
- Osorio Velazquez, Ma. Cristina (2017), Enhancing maya women's development through cooperative associations: what factors support or restrict the contribution of cooperatives?
- Casiano Flores, César A.(2017), Context matters: water governance assessment of the wastewater treatment plant policy in Central Mexico