In this guest post, the authors discuss the research from their recently published article: Internal climate leadership in municipal organizations. doi.org/10.1080/0964...

New guest post! Internal city climate leadership: Creating meaning from dilemmas by @madsleth.bsky.social, Helle Ørsted Nielsen, Oluf Gøtzsche-Astrup, and Daniel Skov Gregersen. environmentalpoliticsjournal.net/guest-posts/...

Really happy that this article and the whole symposium are out in the world!

New guest post! Internal city climate leadership: Creating meaning from dilemmas by @madsleth.bsky.social, Helle Ørsted Nielsen, Oluf Gøtzsche-Astrup, and Daniel Skov Gregersen. environmentalpoliticsjournal.net/guest-posts/...

In this guest post, Till Hilmar discusses the research from his recently published article, Cassandra from the far right: how the German and Austrian populist radical right links climate skepticism with economic issues. doi.org/10.1080/0964...

New guest post! Turning Climate Action into Economic Threat: The Far Right’s Moral Storytelling by @tillhilmar.bsky.social environmentalpoliticsjournal.net/guest-posts/...

"Of course, what is missing from this picture (of far-right narratives against climate action) is any discussion of the costs of inaction. The economic and environmental consequences of not mitigating climate change and the consideration of externalities remain invisible"...

Valuable work on the right's attacks on climate action. "It is not enough to be right about impending catastrophe. What matters is whether the warning resonates, and who manages to tell a convincing story about the future."

'As Cassandra’s story reminds us, it is not enough to be right about impending catastrophe. What matters is whether the warning resonates, and who manages to tell a convincing story about the future.'

New guest post! Turning Climate Action into Economic Threat: The Far Right’s Moral Storytelling by @tillhilmar.bsky.social environmentalpoliticsjournal.net/guest-posts/...

This article takes stock of discussions about the increasingly popular term ocean justice– and offers a proposal for how they may evolve. We identify tendencies in the debate and argue that rethinking ocean justice through a critique of mastery can unfold its conceptual potential.

New article! “Another ocean is possible”: thinking ocean justice beyond mastery by Chris Armstrong and Antje Scharenberg. doi.org/10.1080/0964...

🚨 We are looking for 3 new colleagues to join the GreenFrontier team as Postdoctoral Researchers! Deadline for applications: 25 Nov 2025 Each of the 3 openings will involve extended ethnographic fieldwork + plenty of opportunities to consolidate research & leadership skills! Please share widely!

New article! “Another ocean is possible”: thinking ocean justice beyond mastery by Chris Armstrong and Antje Scharenberg. doi.org/10.1080/0964...

Week in review! Subscribe to our Substack for a short weekly round up. This week we have published a new Issue, including the Symposium: Climate Policy in an Era of Disruption. environmentalpoliticsjournal.substack.com/p/week-in-re...

Week in review! Subscribe to our Substack for a short weekly round up. This week we have published a new Issue, including the Symposium: Climate Policy in an Era of Disruption. environmentalpoliticsjournal.substack.com/p/week-in-re...

New issue! Vol 34, Issue 7 out now, including Symposium: Climate Policy in an Era of Disruption environmentalpoliticsjournal.net/editorial-an...

Check out this symposium that @lisasundstrom.bsky.social and I co-edited!

New issue! Vol 34, Issue 7 out now, including Symposium: Climate Policy in an Era of Disruption environmentalpoliticsjournal.net/editorial-an...

Week in review! Subscribe to our Substack for a short weekly round up. This week we have published a new article and a guest post. open.substack.com/pub/environm...

Week in review! Subscribe to our Substack for a short weekly round up. This week we have published a new article and a guest post. open.substack.com/pub/environm...

This interview relates to his recent article, co-authored with Aaron M. McCright: What explains the relationship between populist radical right attitudes and opposition to climate policy?: structural vs. ideological factors. doi.org/10.1080/0964...

New guest post! Climate policy opposition and the populist radical right, an interview with Håkon Grøn Sælen. environmentalpoliticsjournal.net/interviews/c...

New guest post! Climate policy opposition and the populist radical right, an interview with Håkon Grøn Sælen. environmentalpoliticsjournal.net/interviews/c...

The agency of the countries hosting the BRI projects also matters as it shapes the demand side of the political equation. This develops a relational model of a partnership between an authoritarian China and the prevailing developmental pragmatism in the green BRI host countries.

New article! Partnerships of developmental pragmatism: greenwashing the BRI in Southeast Asia by Hui Feng & Stephen McCarthy. doi.org/10.1080/0964...

New article! Partnerships of developmental pragmatism: greenwashing the BRI in Southeast Asia by Hui Feng & Stephen McCarthy. doi.org/10.1080/0964...

Week in review! Subscribe to our Substack for a short weekly round up. This week we have published a new article. environmentalpoliticsjournal.substack.com/p/week-in-re...

Week in review! Subscribe to our Substack for a short weekly round up. This week we have published a new article. environmentalpoliticsjournal.substack.com/p/week-in-re...

Expressions of interest for our Social Media Editor position will be reviewed from today. If you're planning on applying, please do so asap. environmentalpoliticsjournal.net/editorial-an...

New article! Fossil complacency: reorienting climate hypocrisy and system change debates, by Otto Snellman & Sakari Säynäjoki. doi.org/10.1080/0964...

PhD scholarship opportunity, to work with @sherilynmacgregor.bsky.social and myself on the 'local politics of climate backlash' at @uompols.bsky.social and @justcentre.bsky.social. Please circulate to anyone who might be interested! www.findaphd.com/phds/project....

New publication for everyone interested in climate politics, far-right climate obstruction, and the role of elite cues! 📚 "Climate action versus environmental protection?" now out in @environmentalpol.bsky.social (with Matthias Diermeier). www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.... (open access!) (1/5)

New article! Fossil complacency: reorienting climate hypocrisy and system change debates, by Otto Snellman & Sakari Säynäjoki. doi.org/10.1080/0964...

Week in review! Subscribe to our Substack for a short weekly round up. This week we have published three articles and a brief report. We also have an ongoing call for interest for a new Social Media Editor. open.substack.com/pub/environm...

Week in review! Subscribe to our Substack for a short weekly round up. This week we have published three articles and a brief report. We also have an ongoing call for interest for a new Social Media Editor. open.substack.com/pub/environm...

This article contributes to research on the politics of climate change by studying to what extent attitudes towards concrete climate measures, in our case the acceptance of specific forms of renewable energy infrastructure, are shaped by political messengers.

New article! Climate action versus environmental protection? How far-right and environmentalist messengers shape public attitudes towards renewable energy infrastructure in forests, by @manesweisskircher.bsky.social and Matthias Diermeier. doi.org/10.1080/0964...

New article! Climate action versus environmental protection? How far-right and environmentalist messengers shape public attitudes towards renewable energy infrastructure in forests, by @manesweisskircher.bsky.social and Matthias Diermeier. doi.org/10.1080/0964...

The article finds: - Economic issues are a key element in how the far right attacks and seeks to delegitimize climate action and policies - Four overarching narratives link climate and the economy - They allow the far right to present itself as the "voice of reason"

New article! Cassandra from the far right: how the German and Austrian populist radical right links climate skepticism with economic issues by Till Hilmar / @tillhilmar.bsky.social doi.org/10.1080/0964...

Check out our new paper on degrowth politics. We show that diverse actors might support measures related to degrowth without supporting more fundamental transformations of society, economy or politics. If you need a copy, please contact me.

Call for expressions of interest: We are seeking a Social Media Editor to join our editorial team. Responsibilities for this position include: - Running social media & website - Circulating all publications - Arranging & editing guest posts environmentalpoliticsjournal.net/editorial-an...

New article! Cassandra from the far right: how the German and Austrian populist radical right links climate skepticism with economic issues by Till Hilmar / @tillhilmar.bsky.social doi.org/10.1080/0964...

Recent institutional innovation and political ambition in global biodiversity governance indicate transformative potential, but timely improvements in international implementation support are critical.

A turning point in global biodiversity governance? New Brief Report from @frabitz.bsky.social, @simonbeaudoin.bsky.social, Theresa Jedd, Ina Lehmann, Christian Prip, Guilherme de Queiroz-Stein & @etsioumani.bsky.social doi.org/10.1080/0964...

A turning point in global biodiversity governance? New Brief Report from @frabitz.bsky.social, @simonbeaudoin.bsky.social, Theresa Jedd, Ina Lehmann, Christian Prip, Guilherme de Queiroz-Stein & @etsioumani.bsky.social doi.org/10.1080/0964...

This article focuses on the question of which conditions contribute to the introduction of degrowth policies. The authors ask how actor coalitions shape these policy introduction processes and how the belief systems of these coalitions relate to the concept of degrowth.

New article! Exploring the politics of degrowth – first evidence from two cases of repair policies in Austria and Sweden by @janpollex.bsky.social & Lars E. Berker. doi.org/10.1080/0964...

New article! Exploring the politics of degrowth – first evidence from two cases of repair policies in Austria and Sweden by @janpollex.bsky.social & Lars E. Berker. doi.org/10.1080/0964...