"Acknowledgements" [2019] ELECD 2059; in Rive, J.C. Vernon (ed), "Fossil Fuel Subsidy Reform" (Edward Elgar Publishing, 2019) viii

Book Title: Fossil Fuel Subsidy Reform

Editor(s): Rive, J.C. Vernon

Publisher: Edward Elgar Publishing

Section Title: Acknowledgements

Number of pages: 4

Extract:

Acknowledgements
I am deeply grateful to the New Zealand Law Foundation without whose gen-
erous support, this book and a collection of related publications and outputs
would not have been possible. I extend my particular thanks to the Director,
Lynda Hagen and to Dianne Gallagher for attentive, helpful and patient practi-
cal support and guidance over the course of the research project.
I am grateful for, and acknowledge the time and input provided by, many
individuals kind enough to allow me to interview them for the purposes of this
book and related publications. In no particular order, I thank: Suzi Kerr, Senior
Fellow at Motu Economic and Public Policy Research, Wellington; Professor
Jonathan Boston, School of Government, Victoria University of Wellington;
Dr Adrian Macey, Institute for Governance and Policy Studies, Victoria
University of Wellington (former New Zealand Climate Change Ambassador,
2006­10); Professor Donald Anton, Australian National University; Jo Tyndall,
New Zealand Climate Change Ambassador and Co-Chair of the UNFCCC
Working Group on the Paris Agreement; Catherine McIntosh, New Zealand
Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade; David Buckrell, Principal Policy
Adviser, Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment; Baoping Shang,
Senior Economist, Fiscal Affairs Department, International Monetary Fund;
Jung Lee, Energy Analyst, International Energy Agency; Ronald Steenblik,
Senior Trade Policy Analyst and Special Counsellor, Fossil-Fuel Subsidy
Reform, OECD; Kerryn Lang, Project Manager, Global Subsidies Initiative
(GSI), International Institute for Sustainable Development; Mark Halle, Senior
Fellow, International Institute for Sustainable Development; Christopher
Beaton, Senior Policy Adviser, GSI; Samuela Bassi, Policy ...