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Building: C - Hollar, Floor: 1, Room: 14
Tuesday 08:30 - 10:15 CEST (05/09/2023)
The papers collected in this panel investigate institutional legacies, lock-ins and path dependencies in climate politics and green transformations. Given the ever-increasing urgency of decarbonization and socio-ecological transformation, the question gains in importance as to what holds back the requisite policies and political decisions. What are the structural, institutional and indeed political reasons for climate and sustainability politics to trail so far behind the defined and agreed political objectives? The individual papers of this panel pursue these questions on different scales (national and supra-national) and from different conceptual and methodological angles.
| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| High demand, low supply: understanding the lack of reforms at the UNFCCC | View Paper Details |
| Climate Crises and the Reactive State: Exploring the Glass Ceiling of Transformation | View Paper Details |
| Path dependence and collective action problems in international technology regulation | View Paper Details |
| Exploring institutional legacies across legislative mixes for climate change mitigation: a case study on the United Kingdom | View Paper Details |
| Embracing the politics of transformation: Reconceptualising policy action as battle-settlement events | View Paper Details |