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In the latest edition of New Thinking in Political Economy, @josh-white1708.bsky.social discusses all this and more in conversation with the University of Essex’s @nicholasbeuret.bsky.social about his new book “Or Something Worse: Why We Need to Disrupt the Climate Crisis”, out now from Verso Books.

And who has agency to shape how this plays out? Can popular forces resist the overwhelming power of fossil and green capital? What strategies might be most effective for this?

Likewise, the climate crisis is often treated as a catastrophe of the future, but how is it already affecting us here in Britain today? What are its effects, what form of adaptation measures are emerging, and who is capturing the rewards and bearing the costs of these?

Read the full article here: shorturl.at/gHUXP

James and James' article is out now in British Politics

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This episode is @remiedwards.bsky.social's last episode as host of New Thinking

Also joining the discussion is incoming host @josh-white1708.bsky.social who will take over in January!

We thank Remi for getting New Thinking off the ground and look forward to seeing where Josh will take it 🎉

The book, co-authored with Christin Bernhold, is out now with OUP

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Chris also recently co-hosted Crisis Point with @dillonwamsley.bsky.social, a 12-part series on the historical and contemporary role of crisis in capitalism

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