Our era of volatility is intimately tied to climate change.

There is an ongoing debate amongst scholars as to whether democratic or authoritarian political systems are more effective in achieving climate policy outcomes. In this article, we follow the latte...

The emergence of unparalleled amounts of green technology is causing widespread regression on policies designed to combat climate change.

World needs cheap green technologies to decarbonise, and efforts to reduce reliance on China risk slowing the transition, researchers say

The new prime minister may find that UK-China relations hold some answers to the climate challenge.

Fossil-fuel dependence, the costs of adapting to a changing climate and the transition to cleaner energy are all driving up costs.

NO SOONER was a ball kicked in the 2026 Fifa World Cup than many observers began to highlight the numerous controversies blighting the event. Whether it be ticket prices, US immigration policies or th...

This World Cup is a watershed moment in both the evolution of sports tourism and the history of advertising and sponsorship.

New essay from me, @James7jackson and Pierre Wokuri in @phenomenalworld on how FIFA has turned the World Cup into a commercial vehicle for statecraft. The critique has nothing to do with England being...

International Political Economy (IPE) has long viewed inflation as a central force driving instability. More recently, scholars have foregrounded climate change as a central theme of analysis for I...

A new report examining football’s relationship with climate change has warned that the 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup could become the “most polluting ever”, according to leading university researchers.

In this article, we survey the literature on central bank action on climate change, focusing particularly on how the combined crises of COVID-19, inflation, and Ukraine have affected this action. W...

PSA26 will take place over three days, from Monday 30 March to Wednesday 1 April 2026. Registration will open at 8:30am, with panels starting at 9:30am and finishing at 5pm. The conference programme i...

Over the last decade, green technologies have been deployed at record-breaking speeds across the world. No actor has been more important to this process than China, which now dominates what is cons...

High gas prices are responsible for two-thirds of the rise in household electricity bills since before the global energy crisis.

Government direction has spurred PBoC to adopt green monetary policy measures, argue economists Mathias Larsen and James Jackson.

New EU carbon tax and large clean energy projects are on the horizon

Legal action has brought important decisions, from the scrapping of fossil fuel plants to revised climate plans

Initiative aims to raise €130bn in investments amid growing interest from firms including KKR and Apollo

Post No. 422. This study shows that Paris-aligned indices (PAB) have similar return and volatility to conventional indices for both equities and bonds. Thus, from an investor’s perspective, Paris alig...

Airlines on track for the biggest holiday season getaway in history as industry braces for record demand

Comparative analyses of policy datasets enable explanations of variation, but not all policy activities are extensive enough to be assessed through the established ‘policy intensity’ approach. We i...

Region known as ‘world’s refrigerator’ is heating up as much as four times as quickly as global average, Noaa experts say

The report by IHLEG dilutes historical responsibility, focusing instead on domestic reforms, private capital, and...

Only one of the world’s four most powerful monetary authorities is acting as though the climate transition is a central banking problem.