Jakob Skovgaard
@jakobskovgaard.bsky.social
Associate Professor in Political Science, Lund University. Great at doing stuff. Author of "The Economisation of Climate Change": https://t.co/BYTak7y0A2?amp=1
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As explained at the 🔗, the reviews took place between April 2016 (Beijing) and October 2018 (Rome) and were chaired by the OECD. They were scheduled to continue in 2019 (pairing Argentina and Canada), but were delayed. Then the COVID-19 pandemic created an interruption that proved to be permanent.
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October 29, 2025 at 10:33 PM
As explained at the 🔗, the reviews took place between April 2016 (Beijing) and October 2018 (Rome) and were chaired by the OECD. They were scheduled to continue in 2019 (pairing Argentina and Canada), but were delayed. Then the COVID-19 pandemic created an interruption that proved to be permanent.
👉 Open access here: lnkd.in/djMVhh7Q (3/3)
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September 15, 2025 at 11:47 AM
👉 Open access here: lnkd.in/djMVhh7Q (3/3)
By mapping 74 institutions, we find the dominant way of understanding climate risk focuses on risks to business actors — shaped by the Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures under the G20’s Financial Stability Board. Other climate risks — to people & nature — are sidelined.(2/3)
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lnkd.in
September 15, 2025 at 11:47 AM
By mapping 74 institutions, we find the dominant way of understanding climate risk focuses on risks to business actors — shaped by the Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures under the G20’s Financial Stability Board. Other climate risks — to people & nature — are sidelined.(2/3)