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In brief 1 Jacob Edenhofer 🇪🇺 🇺🇦 and Federica Genovese ask how to design compensatory mechanisms to support people who lose from green policies. They emphasize the importance of encompassing, administratively feasible, visible, and credible measures. But they also highlight challenges.

🚨 Thrilled to share our research briefs 2024 on the political viability of climate action! Togetehr they find that tackling the climate crisis isn’t just about policy; it’s about building the political coalitions that make it unstoppable. politicscentre.nuffield.ox.ac.uk/progressive-po…

Check out our brief on compensation and climate policy!

Our oped in the Guardian builds on the fantastic work of @dasalgon Swen Hutter Jacob Edenhofer 🇪🇺 🇺🇦 Federica Genovese Elsa Clara Massoc Diane Bolet Christina Toenshoff

As we witness the extraordinary events in Syria, I recommend reading work by Shelley Liu on what happens when rebels take power after civil war. She highlights how wartime experiences shape post-war patterns of governance 👇🏽 dukespace.lib.duke.edu/server/api/cor…

Good day to watch The Swimmers and recall how absurdly evil the Assad regime has been and how important this moment is for Syrians, the region and, well yes, Europe too youtu.be/cxK2GfMF7vs

Really hope everyone is fine after this incident at an ENI refinery in Florence. The sad truth is that fossil fuels are dangerous and that we have data (beyond climate change) to prove it. This particular site has been flagged for risks before. lanazione.it/cronaca/calenz…

Delighted to participate in this immensely insightful workshop and present some thoughts on the political challenges of climate compensation (link to my slides below)!

This incident killed 5 workers, injured 26. Toxins will brew for a while. Italy has 974 active “at-risk” industrial sites. Majority is chemicals and <🥁> fossil fuel refinery/storage. Framing climate policy as a measure to protect workers and their families is smart politics.

Politico’s choice of Matteo Salvini as the most powerful person in Europe a couple of years ago offers a cautionary tale on this year’s pick

When you work on a grant due first week of January but then recall it is the last funding app you committed to until fall 2025

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Grateful for people like Jacob who engage with my 2020 book (published during COVID panic, when I was stuck at home with postpartum and 2 under-3yo). It tells a story of frames in global climate politics and how crucial issue-based political mobilization is to save the weak.

This largely replicates what Dustin, Nikhar and I found in US and India (w/ minor diff's). Problem - as per our work - is that communities where carbon pricing will bite the most are acutely aware of the costs and unlikely to back it up unless you channel the proceedings to them

So many utterly awe-inspiring women in this Financial Times piece, but let me highlight the paragraph on Pelicot: “After years of abuse, Pelicot has become a heroine, an icon of feminism. She could have had a closed trial but she chose to relive her suffering in public in the name of all

My PhD supervisor Adam Tooze belongs among varied intellectuals (Therborn, David Scott, Chakrabarty, Hall etc) seeking social theory after the collapse of dialectical History. I've long thought this is underplayed in his books, which are presented as narrative histories... /1

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This essay complements the PPRNet brief I co-authored with Federica Genovese. x.com/tabouchadi/sta…