In-and-Beyond State Power: How Political Equality Moderates the Economic Growth-CO2 Emissions Relationship, 1990-2014

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RT @socquarterly: FREE TO READ Reminder: "In-and-Beyond State Power: How Political Equality Moderates the Economic Growth-CO2 Emissions Re…

15 Sep 2021

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FREE TO READ Reminder: "In-and-Beyond State Power: How Political Equality Moderates the Economic Growth-CO2 Emissions Relationship, 1990-2014" by Ryan P. Thombs (@rthombs) is free to read on the TSQ website this month! Read it at https://t.co/eLbwELDdDZ

15 Sep 2021

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FREE TO READ "In-and-Beyond State Power: How Political Equality Moderates the Economic Growth-CO2 Emissions Relationship, 1990-2014" by Ryan P. Thombs (@rthombs) is free to read on the TSQ website this month! Read it at https://t.co/eLbwELDdDZ https://t.

01 Sep 2021

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ONLINE FIRST In this online-first TSQ article, Ryan Thombs (@rthombs) demonstrates that greater political equality is likely a necessary but insufficient condition for mitigating CO2 emissions. Read more: https://t.co/l3s4TsHt5d https://t.co/auSOLpoSZX

10 Jun 2021

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