CONCEPTUAL ANALYSIS
Accepted on 07 Aug 2025
From Liberal Paralysis to Green Republican Resolution? Conceptualising, Illustrating, and Addressing Problems of Governability in Eco-Social Politics
doi 10.3389/fpos.2025.1418880
- Frontiers in Political Science
- Comparative Governance
- Research Topics
- (De)Politicizing Climate and Environmental Politics in Times of Crises: Contexts, Strategies and Effects
(De)Politicizing Climate and Environmental Politics in Times of Crises: Contexts, Strategies and Effects
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