‘This piece will examine command-and-control polices and market-based policies, which are the first policy categories that usually come to mind when thinking about climate policy.’
Category Archive: University of Stirling
‘Climate change “is the mother of all externalities: larger, more complex, and more uncertain than any other environmental problem”‘
‘The TPNW is replete with a sophisticated and robust host of prohibitions – weapon development, testing, acquiring, stockpiling, threatening, etc. – as a pursuant to commitments of participating NPT signatories ….’
‘The EU must transform its food system in the following years and promote a decentralised food system.’
‘Above all, the faults of both problem solving and critical approaches reveal the limitations of relying on theory itself to help understand both contemporary and past crises’
‘The following essay will explore why it is and will present two possible replacements for it.’
‘The Covid-19 pandemic adversely impacts the EU’s economy. Thus, the EU requires a strong green growth strategy to mitigate the adverse economic impact of the pandemic, meet its climate targets, and restore its economic competitiveness’
In the following essay, I will examine to what extent was the Brezhnev Doctrine a successful policy for […]
The obsession with ownership and the lamentable state of our housing policy means we’ve got another thing coming. […]
‘Referencing back to the Black-Scholes model, Taleb notes that it simply made “a well-known formula palatable to the economics establishment of the time, little else, and in fact distorting its essence”.’
