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One key takeaway message is that global social justice is not only important from a normative viewpoint but is actually a necessary condition for high and sustained levels of global climate action.

The bad news are that when we bring the model in the data, we find that the current trend of increasing global climate action will likely halt in the next years. For high levels of climate action peer pressure is key and also low heterogeneity across countries' ability to act.

Registration fee includes:

- admission to all sessions
- one year membership to the Society for Economic Science with Heterogeneous Interacting Agents
- Welcome BBQ on Monday after sessions
- Sitting dinner on Tuesday after sessions
- 2 lunches, on Tuesday and Wednesday
- coffee breaks

Fee for regular participants: : £265
Fee for currently enrolled (PhD) students: £180
Participants from Low Income Countries : £130