Federica Genovese
@fgenovese.bsky.social
Political scientist at University of Oxford • Leverhulme Trust awardee • cross-national policy, political economy, politics of climate and crises • mom of 2 • she/her
https://www.federica-genovese.com/
https://www.federica-genovese.com/
open access article here:
Energy transition, financial markets and EU interventionism: lessons from the Ukraine crisis | Political Science Research and Methods | Cambridge Core
Energy transition, financial markets and EU interventionism: lessons from the Ukraine crisis
www.cambridge.org
December 3, 2025 at 10:01 AM
open access article here:
Yeah, and no one likes stagflation either. If only the country could have avoided it by not isolating itself from the rest of the trading world
December 2, 2025 at 4:58 PM
Yeah, and no one likes stagflation either. If only the country could have avoided it by not isolating itself from the rest of the trading world
Oh yes, that too.
But i also think we have 20th century incrementalist institutions working in an unforgiving 21st century media environment.
But i also think we have 20th century incrementalist institutions working in an unforgiving 21st century media environment.
December 2, 2025 at 4:17 PM
Oh yes, that too.
But i also think we have 20th century incrementalist institutions working in an unforgiving 21st century media environment.
But i also think we have 20th century incrementalist institutions working in an unforgiving 21st century media environment.
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+ don't forget how much the super rich and their political allies (and the media parroting this prediction) spent on making the defeat as stark as it was.
December 1, 2025 at 9:12 AM
+ don't forget how much the super rich and their political allies (and the media parroting this prediction) spent on making the defeat as stark as it was.
esp. good for int’l news to do this as I would not expect the same type of climate attribution to emerge in local news in Sumatra (island with lots of coal) right now:
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Many reasons to like this research, which seems to support my and co-authors prior that fossil fuel intensive regions (most of which are currently located in Global South) could be the cradle of climate politicization if it wasn’t for the v serious and targeted fossil fuel political activism there.
November 30, 2025 at 6:03 PM
esp. good for int’l news to do this as I would not expect the same type of climate attribution to emerge in local news in Sumatra (island with lots of coal) right now:
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that’s a whole other level - sugar AND civic education :)
November 30, 2025 at 3:56 PM
that’s a whole other level - sugar AND civic education :)