Social scientist studying political economy, behavior, and climate change.
New book: https://www.alexgaz.org/climate-fault-lines.html
prof @ University of Michigan
Research: www.alexgaz.org

@agazmararian.bsky.social
Social scientist studying political economy, behavior, and climate change.
New book: https://www.alexgaz.org/climate-fault-lines.html
prof @ University of Michigan
Research: www.alexgaz.org
In Climate Fault Lines, @agazmararian.bsky.social and Helen V. Milner show how the unequal burdens of climate change are reshaping both domestic and international politics.
Available now. Learn more: buff.ly/30umT0t
We're indebted to many terrific colleagues at Princeton, Michigan, and beyond who have provided comments on various manifestations of the manuscript throughout the process.
@wnomikos.bsky.social, @profmichaelross.bsky.social haelross.bsky.social, @leahstokes.bsky.social, Julia Morse, @cesarbmartinez.bsky.social.
Iain Osgood, @weipengclimate.bsky.social, Theo Serlin, @dustintingley.bsky.social, David Victor, @erikvoeten.bsky.social, and @noahzucker.com.
And to the book workshop participants at UCSB: Sara Anderson, Mark Buntaine, @paashamahdavi.com, @mattomildenberger.bsky.social,
...and to the book workshop participants at Princeton: @chriswblair.bsky.social, Xun Cao, José-Luis Cruz, @ndubash.bsky.social, @zuhadhai.bsky.social, Sam Housekeeper, Amanda Kennard, Bob Keohane, Vally Koubi, Claas Mertens, @laynamosley.bsky.social, Michael Oppenheimer, ...
Big thanks to our book panel discussants at APSA: @mattomildenberger.bsky.social, @profmichaelross.bsky.social, Amanda Kennard, and Aseem Prakash.
Look what just arrived!!
So cool to see Climate Fault Lines in print after working on it the last 6 years.
We show how climate change's unequal burdens are reshaping both domestic and international politics
You can preorder your copy here: www.amazon.com/Climate-Faul...
Our book panel is today at 2pm. Hope to see you there!