The Dark Doldrums: Has Germany’s Energy Transition Reached a Dead End?
In recent years, the term dunkelflaute (“dark doldrums”) has entered the political discourse in Germany. It refers to a period
Read MoreIn recent years, the term dunkelflaute (“dark doldrums”) has entered the political discourse in Germany. It refers to a period
Read MoreVolume 33, Issue 2, Spring 2024 In the complicated world of “climate finance,” the Just Energy Transition Partnerships (JETPs) have
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Read MoreVolume 26, Issue 2, Spring 2017 Following the election of President Trump, several labor commentators urged the labor movement to
Read MoreVolume 25, Issue 3, Fall 2016 In the months leading to the December 2015 Paris Climate Conference representatives of global
Read MoreVolume 25, Issue 2, Spring 2016 The extraordinary story of the political battle over the Keystone XL (KXL) pipeline that
Read MoreIf asked the question, “Do you think governments should support renewable energy with subsidies?” most progressive trade unionists would probably
Read MoreA new international movement is rising. First as a breeze, then a gale. Soon, perhaps, a Category 5 hurricane? What
Read MoreBy Sean Sweeney Which country burns more than half of the world’s coal on an annual basis but is lauded
Read MoreSeveral decades ago, unions in the Global South were on the cutting edge of societal struggles for democracy, new forms
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