ERC Starting Grant · 2025
Tackling climate change and the rise of radical right support are two of today's biggest political challenges, often treated separately but deeply interconnected. Stringent climate policies face resistance from carbon-intensive communities, while the radical right performs well among these groups. Yet, the link between climate policy opposition and radical right support remains underexplored. Why do climate policy losers turn to the radical right? GREENLOSS bridges the gap between climate policy and radical right scholarships to provide a new theoretical framework behind anti-climate radical right behavior. It posits that carbon-intensive communities develop a strong place-based collective…
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