As climate change progresses, there will be both economic winners & losers.

How many of each is hotly debated, but studies like this new one in Nature tend to conclude that only current cold regions (in blue) have net benefits from high warming.

nature.com/articles/s4158…

Excited to present our initial working paper at Politics of Inequality conference tomorrow! It's been amazing working with Federica Genovese & Hayley Pring
& Mats, so looking forward to the feedback. Rumor is, the conference will also be streamed online 👀

Really enjoyed my first #ISA2024 , especially my premium badge 😄. Many thanks to friends and colleagues for the great chats and catching up. It was great to meet so many new folks!

Protesters interrupt the annual ISA presidential address.

Joined by, well, everyone. 🇵🇸 🇵🇸 🇵🇸

BDSatISA BDS movement

Early birds at #ISA2024 might be interested in this panel I'm chairing! Water Access and State-Society Relations

If you love political economy, environmental politics, and global governance, you'll love what we've got cooking tomorrow afternoon at ISA. Hope to see you there!

Mathias
Laure Gosselin
Laurie Durel
Inhwan Ko

Come hang out with Grad Students in International Political Economy at #ISA2024 - see ya'll at Murphy's at 7:30!!

Excited to chair this panel today at #ISA2024 ! Curious about sustainability in International Relations? Check it out -> 1:45 today.

We are thrilled to announce the Call-for-Paper for our pre-conference workshop at APSA 2024! As our third consecutive year hosting this event, we are excited to provide junior scholars an opportunity to present their work. Submit your proposal by May 15: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI….

Brazil's Energy Minister to its major newspaper: '[the country will develop oil and gas] until Brazil can achieve an HDI at the level of industrialized countries.'

www1.folha.uol.com.br/mercado/2024/0…

Be right back, writing a thank you note to the prof that made Sartori required reading in week 1 of my grad program.

I appreciate Nayib Bukele reading my Foreign Affairs article.He should receive credit for the dramatic reduction in crime.But it's misguided to ignore the costs.Liberal democracy is not 'a novel interpretation of democracy' but one that values civil liberties, checks & balances/1

The rise of Brazil as a major oil producer will be a defining feature of the country's economy and politics in the years ahead. The country's domestic and foreign policy are set on a crash course with its renewed environmental and climate initiatives.

We are recruiting 4 LSE (postdoctoral) Fellows in Political Science, including one position with some seminar/lab teaching on 'Research Design in Political Science', the undergrad module I've been running for 5 years: jobs.ac.uk/job/DGU417/lse…

The happiest happy hour is coming back! Join the junior IPE community during ISA on April 4th at 730pm!🥁🥁🥁

A major heatwave in Rio is being met with protests, and criticism of Brazil's state oil company Petrobras.

If you are interested in the contours of the The Leverhulme Trust climate politics research my postdocs (@AnthonyCalacino Hayley Pring and Mats) and I are involved in since January, here's the website where you can find the basic info (and more, soon):

climatevulnerability.wordpress.com