Global climate change is opening up new questions and reinvigorating old lines of inquiry in
the study of international energy politics. Many policymakers and stakeholders are pushing …

Does trade liberalization lead to the outsourcing of pollution from industrialized countries to
developing countries? According to the pollution-haven hypothesis, international trade is a …

International institutions are prevalent in world politics. More than a thousand multilateral
treaties are in place just to protect the environment alone, and there are many more. And yet …

Uneven access to low carbon finance and technology may give rise to energy transition
frontrunners and laggards. This article offers a first conceptualization of the risks of an …

In the climate–trade debate, moderate attention is dedicated to the role of trade agreements
on climate. In turn, trade agreements could help countries meet climate goals by removing …

While thousands of international treaties have been concluded, it remains unclear whether
they have been implemented. This article investigates the relationship between the …

This paper investigates the intensity of international collaborations in energy-related
technologies across OECD and BRIICS countries, by disentangling the role of the distance …

Transnational trade holds opportunities for prosperity and development if accompanied by a
robust political and legal framework. Yet, where such a framework is missing, transnational …

Abstract The European Commission has proposed a Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism
(CBAM) to enable ambitious climate policies in EU member states and to incentivize …

The Arctic Council (AC) was created with multiple competing agendas. Russia played a
crucial role in its founding and has been an indispensable member since then. I consider the …