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WALKER Hayley
Domain: International Negotiation
Assistant Professor
Hayley Walker’s expertise lies in the field of large-scale international negotiations between governments, such as the United Nations climate change summits and the Ministerial Conferences of the World Trade Organization. She is interested in how the negotiation process can influence the quality of the negotiation outcome, and her doctoral research investigated the drivers and consequences of trust in the governments and officials elected to chair the negotiation process. Hayley believes that insights from the field of business and management should be combined with knowledge of world politics to increase the effectiveness of international organisations. She worked with the United Nations climate change secretariat (UNFCCC) to co-facilitate a consultative review process investigating how non-state actors, including businesses and NGOs, can strengthen their engagement in climate negotiations and in the broader process of delivering on the goals of the Paris Agreement.
Research interests and expertise
chairingclimate changeinternational negotiationprocess managementtrustworld politicsLast contributions
Management & Society
Petro-states and climate negotiations: what makes a good COP Presidency?
12/18/2024
3 min
CSR, Sustainability & Diversity
Behind the scenes of COP negotiations
02/15/2022
20 min
CSR, Sustainability & Diversity
Climate change: Interview with Professor Hayley WALKER ahead of the COP26 Summit in Glasgow
10/29/2021
5 min