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Sep 8, 2020 • 4 tweets • 2 min read • Read on X
I'd be very interested to know if this implies that non-democratic regimes are better at tackling climate change
Difficult to think how you would test the claim: democracies are generally richer, and richer countries have different climate preferences and capabilities. Rich non-democracies also tend to be natural resource rich, which further shifts preferences
Wonder if @fgenovese86 has any thoughts...
Abstracts from papers in @lfbeisermcgrath 's reading list (rl.talis.com/3/rhul/lists/9…) suggest democracies are better at making commitments to climate change and sometimes better at reducing emissions. So there you go. ImageImage

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Everyone knows the most fun way to watch the World Cup is to support the more democratic nation in each game. So here, thanks to @vdeminstitute data, is your group-by-group rundown! (1/n)
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This use of MRP makes me incredibly anxious. There are considerable technical difficulties here. Begin nerdgasm... (1/15)
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Sep 24, 2020
Towns are sexy in UK polisci, aren't they? Let's talk a little bit about the super-sexy Towns Fund gov.uk/government/pub… (1/n)
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Strong, strong political reasons to support Osaka in this match #USOpen
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But god-damn, she's started well 😖
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I have some reservations about the claim that Covid-19 divisions now run deeper than Brexit (1/n)
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