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In person icon Building: New Philosophy Building, Floor: 1, Room: 111
Wednesday 10:45 - 12:30 EEST (27/08/2025)
Climate change poses an unprecedented challenge to democratic governance systems and advanced capitalist societies. This panel brings together papers that examine how democratic politics, participation, deliberation and communication practices shape climate policy and energy transitions, including the role of procedural and structural factors in determining success and failure.
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In Our Time: The Co-Evolution of Capitalism, Democracy and Climate Policy in Western Countries | View Paper Details |
Energy Citizenship Between Actions, Beliefs and Contexts: Comparison of Five European Countries | View Paper Details |
How Context Shapes Participation: A Comparative Analysis of NECPs’ Consultations (2018-2024). | View Paper Details |
A ‘Quantum Leap in Ambition’: What Public Deliberation on the Climate Crisis Can Teach Us About Policy Trade-Offs | View Paper Details |