From climate ambition to credible public delivery.
Argues that failing global environmental governance now meets new ideas such as Rights of Nature, using Ranajit Guha's account of dominance and hegemony to assess their political impact.
What drives the cyclical ups and downs of carbon emissions in the G7 economies?
Presents Dipesh Chakrabarty as a postcolonial historian and political thinker, examining his idea of the Anthropocene and the links he draws between freedom, capitalism and climate change.
Edited volume analysing climate policy in twelve developing countries across Asia, the Americas and Africa, and the actors, interests and institutions behind their new emissions pledges.
Policies, institutions and finance for lasting development.
Lead: Fiona BannertWhat public institutions are for, and how to show it.
Lead: Henning MeyerOpen, rules-based trade in an age of economic security.
Lead: Roseline WanjiruHow governments, agencies and business can work together.
Lead: Andreas Klasen
