Victor Bousquet Gallego
@vicbousga.bsky.social
Political scientist specializing in the EU’s political economy and foreign relations.
Deputy head and Editor of Madiba magazine (CEDIRE).
Interested in researching the financial structures and global supply chains driving the green transition.
Deputy head and Editor of Madiba magazine (CEDIRE).
Interested in researching the financial structures and global supply chains driving the green transition.
I would like to give a special thank you to Professor Clement Fontan for spiking my interest in academic research in the first place, and for his help and guidance.
My article will feature as part of the shortly upcoming first issue of 2025.
My article will feature as part of the shortly upcoming first issue of 2025.
March 21, 2025 at 11:33 AM
I would like to give a special thank you to Professor Clement Fontan for spiking my interest in academic research in the first place, and for his help and guidance.
My article will feature as part of the shortly upcoming first issue of 2025.
My article will feature as part of the shortly upcoming first issue of 2025.
I constructed a database from available discourses from representatives of French, German and Dutch national central banks and the ECB and classifying them according to policy-type preference and motivation revealing opposing interests and trends among Eurosystem banks discourse on climate change.
March 21, 2025 at 11:33 AM
I constructed a database from available discourses from representatives of French, German and Dutch national central banks and the ECB and classifying them according to policy-type preference and motivation revealing opposing interests and trends among Eurosystem banks discourse on climate change.
In it I analyze the public discourse of Eurosystem central banks to illustrate the debate behind closed doors on financial risks posed by the consequences of unmitigated climate change, along with defining their role and policies to adopt in dealing with these risks.
March 21, 2025 at 11:33 AM
In it I analyze the public discourse of Eurosystem central banks to illustrate the debate behind closed doors on financial risks posed by the consequences of unmitigated climate change, along with defining their role and policies to adopt in dealing with these risks.