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Author: Charlotte Weatherill

Interview with Yixian Sun on the implications of China’s Belt and Road Initiative for global and local environmental politics.

January 23, 2024 Charlotte Weatherill Leave a comment

In this interview with Yixian Sun, we discuss the research and findings of the recent Symposium in Environmental Politics: ‘Environmental…

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Introducing our new editors

January 19, 2024 Charlotte Weatherill Leave a comment

From January 2024, Environmental Politics has a new editor-in-chief, and four new editors. In this post we introduce the new…

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Is it possible to follow climate negotiations from afar?

January 9, 2024 Charlotte Weatherill Leave a comment

In this blog, Hannah Hughes of Aberystwyth University reflects upon the increased virtual space of climate negotiations. Whilst this shift,…

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Farewell message from departing editor-in-chief, John M. Meyer

January 4, 2024 Charlotte Weatherill Leave a comment

Editor in chief since 2020, John M. Meyer is now ending his tenure. However, he is leaving Environmental Politics stronger…

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Special Issue and Symposia: Call for Proposals by 31st January.

November 28, 2023 Charlotte Weatherill Leave a comment

Twice per year, Environmental Politics announces an open call for Special Issues or shorter Symposia, with deadlines normally advertised as…

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