Corps professoral

Berill BLAIR

Professeur associé

Resilience & Transformation, Développement durable, Multistakeholder Processes, Cross-sector Partnerships, environmental management, Responsible Innovation, Climate Change, Arctic Affairs

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Berill BLAIR

Académie

Globalisation

Centre de recherche

SKEMA Centre for Sustainability Studies

Localisation

Paris

Discipline

Stratégie, Innovation & Entrepreunariat

Berill Blair is Associate Professor of Sustainability at SKEMA Business School. Her research focuses on cycles of conservation and change in social-ecological systems, and the opportunities they create for organizations, key sectors, institutions and communities to form new partnerships addressing the sustainability grand challenge. In both research and education, she emphasizes ecosystem-based management, long-term perspectives, experimentation and bringing together academia and societal stakeholders in collaborative research.

Previously, Berill held two postdoctoral positions, most recently at the Environmental Systems Analysis Group at Wageningen University (Netherlands). Her postdoc work focused on responsible innovation in climate services for marine transport sectors, and sustainable water consumption in the tourism sector in coastal mass tourism destinations.

Berill received her PhD in Natural Resources and Sustainability at the University of Alaska Fairbanks (USA). Her dissertation examined sustainable community planning and resource development in Arctic Alaska, building on extensive fieldwork in collaboration with Iñupiat communities.

Since 2016 Berill has served as contributor for the Polar Research and Policy Inititative, a UK-based international think-tank dedicated to Arctic, Nordic, North Atlantic, North Pacific and Antarctic affairs.

Formation
2017
PhD Natural Resources and Sustainability, University of Alaska Fairbanks, Etats-Unis d'Amérique
2010
Master of Arts, Global Environmental Policy, University of Alaska Fairbanks, Etats-Unis d'Amérique
2002
Bachelor of Science, Informatique, Western Oregon University , Etats-Unis d'Amérique
2012
Resilience and Adaptation Program Fellow, University of Alaska Fairbanks, Etats-Unis d'Amérique
Expérience professionnelle
Positions académiques principales
Depuis 2022
Professeur associé, SKEMA Business School, France
2017 - 2022
Chercheur postdoctoral, Wageningen University and Research, Pays-Bas
Autres affiliations académiques
2012 - 2017
Research Assistant, University of Alaska Fairbanks, Etats-Unis d'Amérique
2007 - 2010
Teaching Assistant, University of Alaska Fairbanks, Etats-Unis d'Amérique
Contrats de recherche, prix et distinctions
Prix et distinctions
2012
Resilience and Adaptation Program Fellowship, University of Alaska Fairbanks, Etats-Unis d'Amérique
Contrats de recherche
2020
Advancing sea ice and weather information in the Arctic to support sustainable development, Research Council of Norway
2014
Established Program to Stimulate Competitive Research, National Science Foundation, Etats-Unis d'Amérique
Autres activités de recherche
Relecteur pour :
Weather, Climate, and Society, Ecology and Society
Organisation d’une conférence ou d’un séminaire
2024
GRONEN 2024, Group for Research on Organizations and the Natural Environment
2023
Co-convener, ISAGA 2023 workshop, International Simulation and Gaming Association
2023
Co-convener, EGU 2023 session SC3.15, European Geosciences Union
2018
European PolarBoard Open Session (PPP-SERA), World Meteorological Organization, Pays-Bas
2014
Resilience 2014 | Session 'Pathways of Resilience in a Rapidly Changing Alaska', CIRAD, France
Autres activités académiques
Depuis 2016
Contributor, Polar Research and Policy Initiative, Royaume Uni
2016 - 2017
Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme Working Group, Arctic Council

Articles académiques revus

BLAIR, B., GIERISCH, A., JEURING, J., OLSEN, S. et LAMERS, M. (2022). Mind the gap! A consensus analysis of users and producers on trust in new sea ice information products. Climate Services, 28, pp. 100323.
BLAIR, B., MÜLLER, M., PALERME, C., BLAIR, R., CROOKALL, D., KNOL-KAUFFMAN, M. et LAMERS, M. (2022). Coproducing Sea-Ice Predictions with Stakeholders Using Simulation. Weather, Climate, and Society, 14(2), pp. 399-413.
BLAIR, B. (2021). Marine Meteorological forecasts for Coastal Ocean Users–Perceptions, Usability and Uptake. Geoscience Communication, 4(3), pp. 361-381.
BLAIR, B. et KOFINAS, G.P. (2020). Cross-scale risk perception: differences between tribal leaders and resource managers in Arctic Alaska. Ecology and Society, 25(4, art. 9).
BLAIR, B. et LOVECRAFT, A.L. (2020). Risks Without Borders: A Cultural Consensus Model of Risks to Sustainability in Rapidly Changing Social–Ecological Systems. Sustainability, 12(6), pp. 2446.
BLAIR, B., LEE, O.A. et LAMERS, M. (2020). Four Paradoxes of the User–Provider Interface: A Responsible Innovation Framework for Sea Ice Services. Sustainability, 12(2), pp. 448.
BLAIR, B., LOVECRAFT, A.L. et KOFINAS, G.P. (2014). Meeting institutional criteria for social resilience: a nested risk system model. Ecology and Society, 19(4), pp. 36.

Chapitres d’ouvrage

BLAIR, B., LOVECRAFT, A. et HUM, R. (2018). The disaster chronotope: Spatial and temporal learning in governance of extreme events. Dans: Giuseppe Forino, Sara Bonati, Lina Maria Calandra eds. Governance of Risk, Hazards and Disasters: Trends in Theory and Practice. 1st ed. London: Routledge, pp. 43-64.

Conférencier invité

BLAIR, B. (2023). Nurturing Systems Thinking in Project Management. Dans: Sketching Tomorrow. Paris.

Editeur invité d’un numéro spécial

BLAIR, B. (2024). Climate and ocean education and communication: practice, ethics, and urgency. Geoscience Communication.

Présentations dans des conférences

BLAIR, B. et CROOKALL, D. (2023). Harnessing the power of debriefing to enhance your geo-work. Dans: European Geosciences Union General Assembly. Vienna.
BLAIR, B., LAMERS, M., MÜLLER, M., GIERISCH, A., BLAIR, R., CROOKALL, D. et KNOL-KAUFFMAN, M. (2020). ICEWISE: A game to test the effects of sea ice forecast reliability on voyage planners’ confidence. Dans: European Geosciences Union General Assembly. Vienna.
BLAIR, B. (2020). Socio-economic scenarios to aid coproduction of climate services in sea ice social-ecological systems. Dans: Arctic Frontiers. Tromsø.
BLAIR, B. (2018). An Agent-based Mobilities Assessment for Enhanced Arctic Climate Services. Dans: Polar 2018 Conference, Scientific Committee on Antarctic Research and the International Arctic ScienceCommittee. Davos.
BLAIR, B. (2017). Toward Arctic Transformations and Sustainability: Modeling Risks and Resilience Across Scales of Governance. Dans: Swiss Academy of Sciences. Crans Montana.
BLAIR, B. (2017). Modeling Risk Priorities: Comparing Views on Sustainability between North Slope Tribal Leaders and State and Federal experts. Dans: Alaska Forum on the Environment. Anchorage, Alaska.
BLAIR, B. (2015). Raising the New Without Razing the Old: Arctic Alaska Communities Navigating Sustainability and Risks in the New Millennium. Dans: First Central European Polar Meeting. Vienna.
BLAIR, B. (2014). Engaging scale and meaning in formulating policy learningfor disaster governance. Dans: Arctic Change. Ottawa.
BLAIR, B. et COST, D. (2014). Long-term planning for healthy sustainable communities: A focus on risks, learning and education. Dans: Arctic Science Conference. Fairbanks, Alaska.
BLAIR, B., LOVECRAFT, A. et KOFINAS, G.P. (2014). Meeting institutional criteria for social resilience: A nested risk system model. Dans: Resilience 2014. Montpellier.
BLAIR, B. (2014). Risk Perception as a Complex Dynamic System: Scenarios as a Tool for Assessment. Dans: Alaska Forum on the Environment. Anchorage, Alaska.

Présentations dans des séminaires de recherche

BLAIR, B. (2023). Sustainability & Climate Change: Thoughts on research and education. Dans: EDEN Doctoral Seminar, SKEMA Business School. Paris.

Rapports techniques

BLAIR, B., MÁÑEZ-COSTA, M., OEN, A., NESSET, T., CELLIERS, L., SUHARI, M. ... SCHUCK-ZÖLLER, S. (2022). Co-production of Climate Services: A diversity of approaches and good practice from the ERA4CS projects (2017–2021). Linkoping University Electronic Press.
BLAIR, B. et MÜLLER-STOFFELS, M. (2019). Maritime Futures 2035: The Arctic Region. Wageningen: Wageningen University , Pays-Bas.