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Category: Resources

Interview with Liam Saddington, on his participatory research with schools, teachers and pupils, exploring just climate futures

March 28, 2024 Charlotte Weatherill Leave a comment

In this interview, Liam Saddington discusses his work with climate education in both primary and secondary schools. We talk about…

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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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All Our Yesterdays – #climate histories project launched: ideas wanted. #climatejustice #digitalhumanities

January 5, 2022 admin Leave a comment

A new website, with a blog about the histories of climate policy, science and justice for every day of the…

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Dr Amanda Murdie offers reviewing advice (+ plea for grace, humility and patience)

January 23, 2021 admin Leave a comment

This below is the text of a Twitter thread by Dr Amanda Murdie, editor of International Studies Review (ISR), published…

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James Jackson

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15 Sep

🇨🇳 🚗 New Publication - how did China come to dominate the EV transition?

In this article in @Env_Pol with @MLundLarsen we argue it is because China’s political model produces unparalleled ‘policy durability.

The 🔗 to the article is here - https://tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

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Environmental Politics

@env_pol ·
17 Sep

New article!

Intraparty polarization on climate change in Republican Party discourse, 1987–2016 by Jesse Callahan Bryant.

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https://doi.org/10.1080/09644016.2026.2701573

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Environmental Politics

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14 Sep

New article!

Rethinking party environmentalism: the environmental politics expert survey by Ville Haapanen.

https://doi.org/10.1080/09644016.2026.2700731

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