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Decarbonisation processes

Authors: Zoboli R.;

Decarbonisation processes

Abstract

The essay examines the trends of decarbonisation in different countries over a long time period and the role of democracy indicators in explaining these trends. It then discusses the role of informed consensus and the dialogue between citizens and elites for climate-energy policies.

Keywords

Sustainability transition, Decarbonisation

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