Dr. Reinhard Loske
Member of the German Bundestag Deputy Chairman of the Alliance 90/The Greens Parliamentary Group
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Biography
Member of parliament since 1998. Member of the Party Council of Bündnis 90/Die Grünen. Married and father of two children. Reinhard Loske studied Political Science and Economics at the universities of Paderborn, Nottingham and Bonn. Diploma degree in Economics from the University of Paderborn, Doctoral Degree in Political Economy from the University of Kassel and "Habilitation" (post-doctoral teaching qualification) at the Free University of Berlin. Worked as banker, Policy Advisor and government official. Staffmember of the Wuppertal Institute (1992-1998), and as Senior Researcher for climate policy and Sustainable Development. Visiting Professor at the Free University of Berlin since 1999. Primary topics of focus: project leadership of the Sustainable Germany study, sustainability, climate protection, North-South politics. Member of the curator committee of the "Future Sustainability" Foundation, and member of the Association of German Scientists.
Most recent English publications:
- Fairness in a Fragile World. Memorandum for the World Summit on Sustainable Development, Heinrich-Böll-Foundation, Berlin 2002: 79 pp. (u.a. mit Hilary French, Paul Hawken, Hazel Henderson, Ashok Khosla, Wolfgang Sachs und Viviene Taylor)
- Issue linkages to the sustainability agenda. in: Gupta, J. and Grubb, M. (ed.): Climate Change and European Leadership. A Sustainable Role for Europe?, Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht 2000, 157pp (with Wolfgang Jung).
- Greening the North. A Post-Industrial Blueprint for Ecology and Equity, Zed Books, London 1998, 247 pp. (with Wolfgang Sachs, Manfred Linz)
- Protecting the Earth. A New Start in German Climate Policy. Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung, Bonn 1997, 48 pp. (with Edda Müller, Hermann E. Ott).
- Sustainable Germany: A contribution to global sustainable development, in: Carl Duisberg Gesellschaft (ed.): Sustainable Economy for the North - Implications for the South, Berlin 1995: 14pp.
- Joint Implementation under the Climate Change Convention. Opportunities and Pitfalls, in: International Environmental Affairs, Vol. 6 (1994/95), No. 1: 45-58. (with Sebastian Oberthür).