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Hallsworth Research Fellow @ManchesterSCI/@UoMpolitics | political economy of climate change | green industrial policy | green central banking.

Leeds, England
Joined June 2018
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🇨🇳 China is now the undisputed leader in green technologies, but how its political and economic model has shaped the transition is often unclear. In this new article in @RIPEJournal with Mathias Larsen, we provide a structured approach to understanding China's green transition.
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Where would Man City be if they didn’t cheat? 🤷🏻‍♂️ We’ve taken the money pumped into the club by their owners, worked out which signings it funded each season and removed every Premier League goal those players scored. Here’s what the leagues would look like… A Thread 🧵👇🏼
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⚽ 📖 Football and climate change: the unsustainability of the beautiful game - Out in March 2027 with MUP. If anyone is interested in hosting one of us for a seminar/presentation in 2027, get in touch.
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A new article out in @break_downradio with @MLundLarsen that outlines why China is an inconvenient case for many colleagues working on climate politics. It is as an accompanying piece to our recently published article in @Env_Pol available here - tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
Is decarbonization compatible with democracy? Great to have @James7jackson and @MLundLarsen in the latest issue of @break_downradio, on what lessons the West can, and can’t, learn from China
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🇨🇳 🚗 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 - tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.……
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🇨🇳🇬🇧 new report - building on an article earlier this year, in which we argue China is essentially subsiding global decarbonisation, @MLundLarsen and I provide some suggestions on how the UK, with its new prime minister, should approach China. -original - lnkd.in/e9fWQV5a
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Based on the report we published before the World Cup, which draws from findings in the book, we have published this short piece in the Morning Star today - morningstaronline.co.uk/arti…
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As the World Cup draws to a close read about how FIFA uses the tournament for its own gain here 👇👇👇
New essay from me, @James7jackson and Pierre Wokuri in @phenomenalworld on how FIFA has turned the World Cup into a commercial vehicle for statecraft. The critique has nothing to do with England being knocked out. phenomenalworld.org/analysis…
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Today, on the eve of the World Cup, we release our report 'Football and Climate Change: A Preview of the 2026 FIFA World Cup' - lboro.ac.uk/media-centre/pre…
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📰 🇳🇴 Norway is often held up as the country to emulate in the global political economy and is often one of people's favourite countries (including mine). In this new article, I explore how the oil fund poses challenges to the Norwegian economy Link - lnkd.in/evQBsgYF
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Completely normal that a party (private company) has such a close relationship with the media. Nothing to see here. Impartial reporting no doubt.
Watch the moment Reform UK chairman David Bull, gatecrashes Mike Graham and Jeremy Kyle's conversation with Peter Cardwell live on air. "I think people, at last, can see a party that represents them." @Iromg | @petercardwell | @jkyleofficial | @drdavidbull
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NEW PUBLICATION - The Great Dane @MLundLarsen and I review the differing concepts of state-led approaches to the green transition over the past two decades. We attempt to provide some conceptual coherence to the debate. The article is Open Access.
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Given their history, it’s so odd these happened so close together -
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