Tune in to TUED Radio Ep 5. This week, we dive deep into the pressing issues of energy and climate justice with two of the contributing authors of Dismantling Green Colonialism: Energy and Climate Justice in the Arab Region - Hamza Hamouchene & StopWar podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tued-…

Join us on Sept 10 @ 11am EDT for a vital webinar on ending IMF surcharges. Learn how these policies harm developing countries & what we can do. i.mtr.cool/fktvhyaxos

🎉 We are thrilled to welcome Daniela Gabor as new Professor of #Economics at SOAS University of London! Her expertise in shadow banking and her critical macro-finance perspectives to social and climate justice will make a great contribution to our teaching and research. Welcome aboard Daniela! 🚀

Draghi report urges a break with free price fundamentalism in energy markets: 1) calls for EU to use monopsony power on gas markets to bring down prices 2) calls out danger of financial markets amplifying price volatility 3) questions market design derived from marginalism

TUED Radio Ep 6. This week, we delve into the complexities of energy justice & global financial policies with a focus Development Policy Finance via the World Bank & its role in shaping a private-led energy transition- Jon Sward from the Bretton Woods Proj. podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tued-…

[Podcast] Listen in to a conversation I had with Jon Sward on a report from Bretton Woods Proj. on the implications of the World Banks Development Policy financing & the private led energy transition in India, Colombia and Rwanda. See report link in thread

Reminder as both candidates brag about who will boost fossil fuels more — The science is extremely clear: NO new oil, gas, or coal can be built to have a chance at reaching U.S. + global climate goals. We need to #EndFossilFuels w/ a just transition. That's not up for debate.

Thanks again to TUED for having me on TUED Radio (available on Spotify) 🙏 To read the full report Brian Kamanzi & I discussed, see: x.com/JonSward/statu…

📺 NEW EPISODE 🌍 This week on The Break Down, our US Programme Director Melanie Brusseler & Chief Economist Chris Hayes join Adrienne Buller to unpack public ownership & its’ potential to reshape energy systems & bring about a just & democratic economy Watch at the links below! 🔗

Great to see this new policy brief from an all-star cast of authors calling for the elimination of IMF surcharges. Surcharges make it harder for countries to recover from debt distress and aren't needed to accomplish their stated purpose. It's time for surcharges to go

‼️ We're here on Westminster Bridge calling on the UK government to ❌ #EndFossilFuels: fast, fair and forever. ❌ Today is the start of the Global Week of Action for Climate Finance & a Fossil-Free Future - watch this space to get involved.

#ICYMI Last week we closed our Gender #IFI Summer School with an empowering session on Imagining Feminist and Decolonial Development Did you miss any of the sessions? Would you like to watch the recordings? We got you covered! Access them here: tinyurl.com/2024GenderScho…

Tories left a hole. It will only get bigger without a reversal in the logic limiting public investment. Low investment, low growth. I signed a letter Financial Times⁩ with Jim O’Neil ⁦Gus O'Donnell⁩ ⁦⁦Jonathan Portes⁩ Susan Newman simon wren-lewis Mohamed A. El-Erian ft.com/content/a8fcf2…

.The Guardian economics editor Larry Elliot calls for the UK to support a new #SDRs allocation 👏 Paging Rachel Reeves 👀 theguardian.com/business/2024/…

🌍 Today is #DebtJusticeDay during the Global Week of Action for #ClimateFinance and a #FossilFreeFuture! Taking the climate crisis and the debt crisis must go hand in hand 🤝 We need rich countries to #PayUp in grant-based finance and to #CancelTheDebt

Great new piece from Kevin P. Gallagher and Marina Zucker-Marques calling for a rethink of counterproductive IMF conditionality…and a new allocation of IMF #SDRs 👏 #SDRsNow