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Dustin Tingley

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As seen in: Color Research & Application, Nature, The Washington Post, Cambridge University Press & Assessment, Harvard University, The Boston Globe, Harvard Business School Working Knowledge, The Harvard Crimson, Peterson Institute for International Economics, Resources
Political economist mostly studying climate and energy, Educator, Traveler, Musician, Parent, latest book www.uncertainfuturesbook.com
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Global climate cooperation after 2024: A proposal for a heavy industry climate coalition

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By Kimberly Clausing, Joe Aldy, Dustin Tingley, Catherine Wolfram
| Peterson Institute for International Economics
We explore the future of global climate cooperation in light of US withdrawal from global climate agreements and the reversal of US federal climate policy. At present, the free-rider problem hampers global collective action; the world needs better mechanisms to incentivize bolder climate policy. Toward this end, we suggest a heavy industry climate coalition.
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Uncertain Futures

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By Alexander Gazmararian, Dustin Tingley
| Cambridge University Press & Assessment
Get access Cited by 4 Gazmararian, Alexander F. 2022. Energy Shocks Caused Partisan Reversal in American Coal Country. SSRN Electronic Journal, CrossRef Google Scholar Gazmararian, Alexander F. and Milner, Helen V. 2022. Political Cleavages and Changing Exposure to Global Warming. SSRN Electronic Journal, CrossRef Google Scholar Fabra, Natalia Gutiérrez Chacón, Eduardo Lacuesta, Aitor and Ramos, Roberto 2023. Do Renewables Create Local Jobs?.
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Fig. 3 Aggression and party affiliation. Republicans were significantly...

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By Dominic Johnson Verified, Rose McDermott, Dustin Tingley
Source publication Evolutionary psychologists have suggested that confidence and conservatism promoted aggression in our ancestral past, and that this may have been an adaptive strategy given the prevailing costs and benefits of conflict. However, in modern environments, where the costs and benefits of conflict can be very different owing to the involvement of mass a... Context 1 ...
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