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Category: Events

Reasons to be Cheerful? Prospects for Climate Change Policy after the Year of Elections. Part 2.

April 24, 2025 Charlotte Weatherill Leave a comment

In February 2025, the Political Studies Association (PSA) Environment Group and the PSA Elections, Public Opinion and Parties Group (EPOP)…

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Reasons to be Cheerful? Prospects for Climate Change Policy after the Year of Elections. Part I.

April 15, 2025 Charlotte Weatherill Leave a comment

In February 2025, the Political Studies Association (PSA) Environment Group and the PSA Elections, Public Opinion and Parties Group (EPOP)…

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Climate Change and the Year of Elections

March 6, 2025 Charlotte Weatherill Leave a comment

On 20th February 2025, the Political Studies Association (PSA) Environment Group and the PSA Elections, Public Opinion and Parties Group…

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The radically unradical ‘Beyond Growth’ conference: Disclosing Eurocentric and colonial narratives

May 22, 2023 Charlotte Weatherill 3 Comments

Guest post by Dr Sabaheta Ramčilović-Suominen who attended the Beyond Growth Conference, 2023. Here she reflects on her experience, and…

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Transições na América Latina e Caribe.

February 8, 2022 admin Leave a comment

Estimados Colegas, Estamos construyendo un grupo de transiciones América Latina y el Caribe dentro de STRN e Transitions in the…

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