John Michaelis
@johnmichaelis.bsky.social
Doctoral Researcher at the European University Institute.
Interested in party competition, social identities, and climate politics in Europe and beyond.
www.johnmichaelis.com
Interested in party competition, social identities, and climate politics in Europe and beyond.
www.johnmichaelis.com
A fun two days in Berlin at the @diplo.de 🇩🇪 for the #SpinelliForum 🇪🇺
Took part in discussions on Europe’s energy transition and its bottlenecks — not my main field but a great opportunity to collaborate with interesting and engaged people that care about tackling big challenges our societies face
Took part in discussions on Europe’s energy transition and its bottlenecks — not my main field but a great opportunity to collaborate with interesting and engaged people that care about tackling big challenges our societies face
October 31, 2025 at 5:39 PM
A fun two days in Berlin at the @diplo.de 🇩🇪 for the #SpinelliForum 🇪🇺
Took part in discussions on Europe’s energy transition and its bottlenecks — not my main field but a great opportunity to collaborate with interesting and engaged people that care about tackling big challenges our societies face
Took part in discussions on Europe’s energy transition and its bottlenecks — not my main field but a great opportunity to collaborate with interesting and engaged people that care about tackling big challenges our societies face
Grateful for the opportunity to present my PhD thesis outline last week.
Across Europe, populist far-right parties have increasingly mobilized against climate policy, but this opposition is far from uniform.
I aim to understand what drives this variation, and the implications that follow.
Across Europe, populist far-right parties have increasingly mobilized against climate policy, but this opposition is far from uniform.
I aim to understand what drives this variation, and the implications that follow.
May 26, 2025 at 11:40 AM
Grateful for the opportunity to present my PhD thesis outline last week.
Across Europe, populist far-right parties have increasingly mobilized against climate policy, but this opposition is far from uniform.
I aim to understand what drives this variation, and the implications that follow.
Across Europe, populist far-right parties have increasingly mobilized against climate policy, but this opposition is far from uniform.
I aim to understand what drives this variation, and the implications that follow.