Climate Strikes

[Aseem Prakash]

Hello GEP friends:

Here is our perspective on climate strikes. 

 

Climate Strikes: What They Accomplish And How They Could Have More Impact

 

Thanks,

 

Aseem

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Aseem Prakash
Professor, Department of Political Science
Walker Family Professor for the College of Arts and Sciences
Founding Director, UW Center for Environmental Politics
University of Washington, Seattle
https://faculty.washington.edu/aseem/

[Archi Rastogi]

Dear GEP friends,

Following from Aseem's comment two weeks ago, here is my blog post that predicted that the climate strikes would have limited impact:  https://ieu.greenclimate.fund/news/new-blog-will-the-climate-strikes-create-impact-? 

With this, I continue to argue for the inclusion of more social sciences (including political sciences) into planning activism and policy engagement. 

Look forward to any feedback or comments. 
Warm regards

Archi  

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[Dana R Fisher]

Hi Everyone, 

You may be interested in my recent piece in the Monkeycage based on my research on the youth climate movement and the Climate Strike on 9/20.

Take care,

Dana

Dana R. Fisher, UMD

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[Nives Dolsak]

Thanks. Look forward to reading it.

Nives

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[Heike Böhler]

Dear GEP colleagues,

 

The youth climate movement has been a topic on  this mailinglist several times in the last week (thank you, Dana, Archi and Aseem for sparking this discussion!).

I am teaching a climate policy course in the upcoming semester and would like to include a session on social movements/protests and their impact on climate policy making. Can you recommend any research (by yourselves or by others) on this topic which allows bachelor-students to get a first introduction and an overview over the topic? Texts that allow to spark discussions in class are also very welcome. I am interested in more general research analyzing whether and how such movements can influence public policy making as well as in more recent work on the current climate protests and their potential influence.

 

I am sure there is a lot of expertise on this mailinglist on this topic and I am looking forward to your suggestions.

Please answer me directly to boe...@pg.tu-darmstadt.de , I will compile all answers and send them around after a week or so.

 

All the best,

Heike

 

 

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Technische Universität Darmstadt

Institute for Political Science
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