SL in International Politics and Climate Change @InterpolAber @AberUni. Connecting with all the other Planeteers out there in all their embodiments 🌍🪐🌊🐳
Aberystwyth, Wales
Joined January 2013
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The book is out! Available #OpenAccess:
The IPCC and the Politics of Writing Climate Change
Analysis situates the #IPCC in global #climate #politics and studies the organisation as central in the struggle to determine the meaning of the problem ⬇️
cambridge.org/core/books/ipc…
This new article in @IntRelationsJ is very timely with all the discussion around #UNFCCC, #COP and #climate negotiations - it looks at how and when the process can lead to changes in strategy through the #EU and the establishment of the loss and damage fund
New online first article:
Reversing climate leadership: an ethnographic account of the European Union’s U-turn on loss and damage at COP 27 in Sharm el-Sheikh
Authored by Michal Kolmaš @Michel_Poiccard
journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
Hannah Hughes @hannahhughes.bsky.social retweeted
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US politics has long shaped global #climateaction and science – how much will Trump’s opposition matter?
theconversation.com/us-polit…
via @conversationUk @hanshare
Hannah Hughes @hannahhughes.bsky.social retweeted
I was on @BBCNews talking about the impact of #StormBert on my local community in South #Wales🏴
"It's so important that not only do we phase out fossil fuels, we must actually also massively now invest in climate adaptation... we need to see that from the government right now"
Read my @ConversationUK piece in @BylinesCymru reflecting from #cop29 on how #US domestic politics has historically shaped #climate science in #IPCC and collective negotiation in #UNFCCC
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While at #COP29 and in the context of Trump's re-election, I reflected on how historically the US has impacted global #climate science in the #IPCC and the collective response in the #UNFCCC
theconversation.com/us-polit…
@BylinesCymru you may be interested in my new @ConversationUK piece which aims to put Trump's re-election into context of US influence over global #climate science (IPCC) and collective response (UNFCCC)
Hannah Hughes @hannahhughes.bsky.social retweeted
✍️ Writing for @ConversationUK from the COP29 climate summit, Dr Hannah Hughes, Senior Lecturer in International Politics and Climate Change, discusses Trump's influence on climate politics.
🖱️ bit.ly/3OgPu68
@hanshare @InterpolAber #COP29Baku #COP29
Hannah Hughes @hannahhughes.bsky.social retweeted
I think this time around the resistance will be local.
We’ll march and protest, but even more important, we’ll get to work protecting our neighbors and working together to keep making progress on the issues that matter most.
Here’s what we can do on climate 🧵
Hannah Hughes @hannahhughes.bsky.social retweeted
Call for papers for #BISA2025.
For particular attention of climate researchers, but open to all, if these questions resonate.
I'm organising a panel with @ProfJohnBarry on the role of research in a world of multiple crises.
Please email me an abstract!
ALT Researching in a world on fire: what are we doing? This panel is a reflection on the role of academics in a world that is facing multiple crises. Participants share an interest in rethinking research and teaching to overcome the multiple, overlapping harms that academia perpetuates. To that end, papers accept that the current research model is harmful, and look to explore alternative ways of teaching, researching, engaging with people, and travelling in the context of climate change and global injustices. We are interested in papers that explore and complicates questions along the lines of: 1. How can research be decarbonised? 2. What is the relationship between decarbonisation and decolonisation? 3. How can teaching better reflect the world as it is? 4. Can the academy be decarbonised? 5. How do the pressures of academia perpetuate harmful practices, and can we resist them? Email [email protected]
Look what arrived in the post yesterday! I had to take a photo in front of the building where the journey first began @InterpolAber 🙂
cambridge.org/core/books/ipc…
Hannah Hughes @hannahhughes.bsky.social retweeted
I was delighted to be invited to speak to @BristolBioSci earlier this week, where I made the case for responsible scientific activism in an era of planetary emergency.
I've decided to post my slides, so buckle up this is going to be a long thread🧵1/n
It's out in print! I'm waiting to receive my copies and then I promise a photo 😀📸
The IPCC and the Politics of Writing Climate Change by @hanshare
Using a new analytical framework, this book examines the politics that shape the latest climate knowledge.
📚 cup.org/3NGTo80
Re-Rooting International Relations for the #Climate
All articles of @IntRelationsJ special issue are available for download until 31/12/2024
w/ @ADrieschova @AudraLMitchell @AmayaQuerejazu @MattM_UQ @PeterJNewell_
Latest issue of @IntRelationsJ is out!
Special issue: Re-Rooting International Relations for the Climate, edited by Hannah Hughes (@hanshare) @InterpolAber
ALL articles freely available until 31/12/2024 ⬇️
journals.sagepub.com/toc/IRE…
In this commentary, @AudraLMitchell reviews the articles of the @IntRelationsJ special issue on Re-Rooting International Relations for the Climate and identifies the importance of composting #IR thinking to release energy for new ways to emerge 🙂
New online first commentary available #openaccess:
Generative decay: toward a politics of and for earth
Authored by Audra Mitchell (@AudraLMitchell)
Part of special issue 'Re-Rooting International Relations for the Climate' edited by @hanshare
journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.…
In this article, @AmayaQuerejazu explores moments where the pluriverse surfaces in proceedings of the International Tribunals of the Rights of Nature (ITRN).
Article is part of the @IntRelationsJ special issue 'Re-Rooting International Relations for the Climate'
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