Please let me know if you have any thoughts or feedback on this. Feel free to reuse, recycle, remix as you like! Part 3/3

This course is designed for late BA/early MA students with a general knowledge of sociology but little prior experience with econ soc/ pol econ. It aims at developing a toolkit of basic concepts to help think about climate responses. Part 2/3

Congrats Johannes!

Just saw it thanks to @runestahl.bsky.social‘s post. Thank you very much for including me – and really great initiative! I also just started following some of the bunch who I wasn’t aware were on here, too.

Man muss sich immer wieder vor Augen führen, dass 4+2 die Situation für die Betroffenen nicht nur nicht verbessert, sondern entschieden verschlechtert, wenn niemand verhindert, dass die Universitäten das Hire-and-Fire-Karussell einfach nur schneller laufen lassen. 2/2

Big Congrats! Ab jetzt nur noch agile! 🚀

Thanks, Adam. You’re right it’s a bit broader than that. However, many of the mobilizing options are indeed de-risking, even some co-investments (eg risk tranches or concessional finance). And de-risking plays a key role in discourse, esp. on impact investing.

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Completely agree!

This is a great way to formulate what we do (and what, at least in my case, is a key source of motivation)!