Adam Sneyd 🇨🇦

@adamsneyd.bsky.social

Author of Hidden Politics in the UN SDGs & Professor @ Moo U in Guelph - critical thoughts on commodities, sustainability & CSR + check out www.theicsdp.org and https://adamsneyd.com

Also funny that "industrial policy may be ok in some cases but you shouldn't do it because you don't have the fiscal/administrative capacity" is precisely what IMF/OECD/etc. tell developing countries. Now the ft tells the rich world: "china does it, but you shouldn't". The irony!

Ilias Alami@iliasalami.bsky.social · 2mo ago

This is *exactly* the kind of liberal anxieties that we wrote about in the penultimate chapter of The Spectre of State Capitalism. Could have written this edito myself. The risks of borrowing from China’s economic playbook - www.ft.com/content/b5d6...

So nice to see this piece out with @jacktaggart.bsky.social @policyrelevant.bsky.social and Peter Dauvergne on global environmental governance in a fracturing liberal political economy... We talk about climate, food and plastics governance as liberal norms erode...

Jack Taggart@jacktaggart.bsky.social · 2mo ago

What happens to global environmental governance when the liberal world economy underpinning it fragments? New piece in @ripejournal.bsky.social, w/ Peter Dauvergne, @jennifer-clapp.bsky.social & @policyrelevant.bsky.social. We ask what comes after ‘liberal environmentalism’. doi.org/10.1080/0969...

A must-read long interview with @thunen.bsky.social for anyone who wants to understand our current moment. One of the best, most nuanced discussions I've read on US power, with lots for Canadians to consider regarding how to deal with this declining, but still-powerful empire.

Albert Pinto@70sbachchan.bsky.social · 2mo ago

"I do think there is justification for saying this is an empire on suicide watch: the leadership at the center is actively undermining the very foundations of American power." Schwartz interview is really really good phenomenalworld.org/interviews/e...