In 🇪🇸, climate policy wins votes, even in coal regions! The secret? The PSOE's JTA, a bridge between environmental goals and community needs. Check out a recent American Political Science Review article by Diane Bolet Fergus Green & #MikelGonzálezEguino  below: Irem B.A. Orsel
politicalsciencenow.com/green-votes-in…

5ème et dernier 'Apéro Thématique' JA Mag /JA sur l'angle :
« Comment les tendances de vote des agriculteurs évoluent ? »
Avec Dr Diane Bolet , Politologue à l’Université de Zurich et Jeremy Jallat 🤸🐮🇫🇷🏔🎿☘️🌲 Membre du CA Jeunes Agriculteurs

Très contente de parler de mon article avec @florianfoos sur la normalisation de l'extrême droite dans les médias avec Le Monde et ce que ça représente en France. L'article en entier est ici osf.io/preprints/soca… lemonde.fr/politique/arti…

How do voters react to different women's representation trajectories, and what does this tell us about progressive mobilization and backlash dynamics?

I tackle this question in a paper that was part of my PhD and is now out in Comparative Political Studies:
doi.org/10.1177/001041…
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For the Guardian, jon henley has written about PPRNet and a dominant myth: parties of the Left have to move to the center to win elections. Our research shows that more centrist positions on immigration or austerity do not help SD parties electorally
theguardian.com/politics/2024/…

Dejar los combustibles fósiles está demostrado ser un gran desafío, no solo técnico y económico, sino también social y político. Diane Bolet, Fergus Green y Mikel González-Eguino lo explican todo en su nuevo artículo agendapublica.elpais.com/noticia/19006/…

In January, we are going to launch the Progressive Politics Research Network (PPRNet). It is our goal to make research findings more accessible for the broader public and to engage with journalists, politicians and other practitioners. We focus on the left and progressive field.

A new study by Dr Fergus Green UCL Political Science - School of Public Policy UCL Social & Historical Sciences shows how it’s possible for governments to phase out fossil fuels without sacrificing electoral popularity – even in coal mining regions.
ucl.ac.uk/news/2023/dec/…