Research

Can state-led initiatives relying on market mechanisms help us achieve our decarbonization goals?

Rethinking being human in a more-than-human world

All manufacturing produces waste, even the clean energy industry. Critical clean energy technologies – EV batteries, solar panels, wind turbine blades – lead to a massive problem with waste management

Changes in narratives, economic structures and the nature of technology could be altering the status of defense stock.

A theoretical and empirical elaboration on the Deep Transitions Framework, designed to contribute to a just, equitable and healthy planet.

Although Europe wants to decouple from Russia, our countries’ dependence is stickier and more complex than we might have estimated

Definitions are becoming obsolete as tech and science blur the boundaries between the natural and the artificial

On living with – not on – the planet.

Escalating tensions in Taiwan and Ukraine are pressuring the world to choose an alignment, yet many nations refuse to choose sides.

Texan rebellion is likely to shake up federal politics in the U.S.

Melting ice caps in the Arctic are incentivizing Russia’s exploitation and extraction of natural resources representing the last straw of the Anthropocene.

To understand Russian politics, we need to understand Russian Cosmism, a philosophy that supports the digitalization of the Arctic.

A long-standing resource-dependent economy, a melting Arctic, and technical capabilities have thrown the Arctic into the spotlight for Russia’s upcoming economic strategy.