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Ayer estuve en eldestape1070 hablando con Nora Bär sobre #IA #BigTech , la ciencia en Argentina, cómo repensar el desarrollo y más Lo ven acá 👇 youtu.be/4VcqDBy8MU4?si…

Ready to debunk everything you thought you knew about development? Join our event 'Institutionalized Confusion: Development Theory Meets Consultancy Practices' with Rosie Collington! 🕰️ Friday 14th March, 4pm CET Sign up: bit.ly/4aVmbk6

excited &nervous to be able to share this news! 📕✨ ANOTHER STATE IS POSSIBLE explores the flawed logic of Green State Capitalism - an approach that ties climate goals to private finance expansion - & how we can redefine what/who the state exists for thebookseller.com/rights/rosie-c…

On Wednesday I'll be in Oxford to speak about my research on state capacity, green transitions and de-risking 🏭 I'm a huge fan of the work of many people involved in this group (if you aren't familiar with Sophus zu Ermgassen's work yet, you should be) so this is a big honour!

Thatcher wanted a nation of shopkeepers; Starmer's latest vision is a nation of bombmakers. I wrote for The Guardian on why more military spending will weaken our economy and serve the project of US dominance rather than our security. theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

Wall Street won’t rewild the planet. Or decarbonize mining. Or defossilize agriculture. For Phenomenal World I unpack why chasing investability harms climate goals in sectors beyond energy & transport - & what states can do with derisking failures phenomenalworld.org/analysis/unban…

.Phenomenal World went on a publishing bender yesterday, wow--these all look really good

“In the realm of biodiversity, failure to achieve global targets has similarly been laid at the chasm between required financing and actual spending, with investment in nature purported to be five to seven times lower than required to reverse biodiversity loss.” Rosie Collington

NEW: 4 pieces address the core questions in the debate over green economic policies, with Cornel Ban + Jacob Hasselbalch on state planning, Rosie Collington on planet-critical sectors, Shayak Sengupta + Abhinav Jindal on multilateralism, and Melanie Brusseler + Chris Hayes on derisking

Thought this was excellent on the financing of biodiversity, also reminded me of one of a great article (from 1994) where the sale of damage to nature is compared to the Pope selling 'indulgences' for noblemen who had killed, to make it easier for them to enter heaven.

Did not know this was a real giveaway until today (or that the term for them was 'em dashes') but know that I have been reading your working papers & Tweets w suspicion for a while now when I've spotted one of these long dashes—& I'm not the only one lol rollingstone.com/culture/cultur…

What does de-risked decarbonization mean for state capacity across sectors? I am THRILLED that this article is now out in RIPE 🔓 Current climate finance regimes lock in lopsided transitions - states need resources for unbankable transitions. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

currently rereading & ugh i forgot how beautifully written this book is! could so easily have been stuffy & staid but im remembering how much i enjoyed the experience the first time around circa 2017(?) - pre-phd, working full time & only willing to read what was fun/interesting

The limits to derisked decarbonization: state capacity unevenness in domestic green transition strategies, by Rosie Collington tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…