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academic.oup.comThe dual economy, climate change, and the polarization of American politicsAbstract. This article explores two questions. What generates the political division over climate change policy in the United States? How is the division o

John Springford

@johnspringford.bsky.social

cer.euDitchley conference report: The politics of climate changeClimate change is as much a political problem as a technological one, and the CER's annual economics conference focused on ways to overcome inertia, denial and myopia.

This short report might help - we held a conference on the politics of climate change in 2021, has discussions on the political economy and right-wing backlash. www.cer.eu/publications...

Charlie Alice Raya

@charlie-alice-raya.org

22 Mar 2025

The end of all wars has a lot to add, including the policies which bridge divides and restore the planet - a fictional planet, true, but quite interesting thoughts. the-end-of-all-wars.net/planet-one-t...

the-end-of-all-wars.netplanet one, the roots of war – the end of all wars

Constantin Wurthmann

@wurthmann.bsky.social

There you go: @manesweisskircher.bsky.social

Armida van Rij

@armida.bsky.social

Ohh interesting - please do share what you find. @nvondarza.bsky.social don't know if you might have come across work on this in your far right research? (Appreciate you didn't look at climate/transition, but never know)

Sam Alvis

@samalvis.bsky.social

Definitely

iza.orgHeated Debates on Heating: Investigating the Electoral Impact of Climate PolicyThe transition to a renewable heating system poses extraordinary policy challenges to societies in Europe and beyond. Many buildings are heated decent...

Maybe the following papers are of interest to you: bsky.app/profile/pleh...

Paul Lehmann@plehmann.bsky.social

Analysis of the electoral impact of German legislation aiming to phase out fossil-fueled heating systems. Main finding: Material costs of the policy, proxied by the characteristics of the local building stock, led to relative gains for the right-wing populist party. By @mkalkuhl.bsky.social et al.

Sam Alvis

@samalvis.bsky.social

Thanks Paul!

pnas.orgPNASProceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), a peer reviewed journal of the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) - an authoritative source of high-impact, original research that broadly spans...

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Paul Lehmann@plehmann.bsky.social

Framing climate action as patriotic and necessary to maintain the American way of life slightly increased belief in climate change of Americans on the political left and right - but a similar approach backfired in Germany, Belgium, and Russia. New paper in PNAS: www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/...

ejpr.onlinelibrary.wiley.comGlobal warming and polarization. Wind turbines and the electoral success of the greens and the populist radical rightThe increased salience of environmental concerns, first and foremost global warming, is one of the key developments of contemporary Western European politics. Still, the effects of global warming iss...

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Paul Lehmann@plehmann.bsky.social

The construction of wind turbines boosts the electoral support of both their biggest supporters (the greens) and their biggest opponents (the populist radical right). ejpr.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...

@jacobedenhofer.bsky.social and @chflachsland.bsky.social can possibly add more.

Ben JJ

@benjjgeo.bsky.social

@davidrvetter.bsky.social

Not about policy design, but first part charts the relationship between different far right movements across europe, the US and Brazil and climate change.

Dave Vetter