This article examines how grassroots and community-led initiatives engage in prefigurative politics, understood as building alternative futures in the…

In this paper, the authors propose green economic planning as a framework for states to set ambitious climate plans.

Over the past decade, governments have increasingly sought to mobilise private capital for expanding renewable sources of energy for the goals of decarbonisatio...

“Et frasalg af Ørsted vil svække Danmarks energisikkerhed”Konservative, Liberal Alliance, Dansk Folkeparti og Danmarksdemokraterne har for nylig markeret sig i valgkampen med et fælles udspil om at fr

Tenure-Track Professorship in Development Economics

Niche Construction Theory (NCT), a recent offshoot of evolutionary biology, emphasizes how agents modify their surroundings and create organizational variation in an environment. Here we discuss how N...

The growth split in the climate movement only benefits the far right

Abstract. Three critiques of the environmental state shape the discussion of its possibilities and limits. First, states are deemed structurally unable to mitigate climate change due to the “glass cei...

Governments across the world are expanding public investments to support green industries and infrastructures under the banner of green growth and decarbonisation. Much of the political economy sch...

When imagining how a green transition can take place, the relationship between economic growth and environmental sustainability is commonly viewed in …

When imagining how a green transition can take place, the relationship between economic growth and environmental sustainability is commonly viewed in …

BYD, Volkswagen, and the Political Economy of the EV Divide (with Asger Dam)

In a world increasingly shaped by geopolitical divides, technological disruption, and the climate crisis, Transformative Innovation Policy (TIP) is mo…

Amid mounting geopolitical, socio-economic, and ecological crises, industrial policy has returned to the forefront of policy debates. However, the EU’s industrial policy framework – centerd on Sing...

With derisking regimes falling short of meeting governments' pledges to reach net zero carbon emissions, what lessons can we learn from governance through indicative planning? Historically strong coor...

Cambridge Core - Review of International Studies - Volume 50 - Issue 5

Sustainable futures require deep social and economic transformations to address climate change adequately. The current landscape of intergovernmental and market-based coordination is not delivering...

Negotiators from small island and least-developed nations have staged a walkout at consultations in Azerbaijan, pushing the UN climate negotiations to the brink of collapse.

Når storbønder, minkavlere eller cementaktionærers bliver ramt, kompenseres de krone for krone. Når det går ud over værftsarbejdere og syersker, får de en fyreseddel og et AMU-kursus.

A will-they-won’t-they relationship plays out in Sweden in this clever tale of a world carved up by ‘extinction credit’ traders

What would it witness in Azerbaijan? A species that knows it is destroying itself but is too greedy to change course, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot