Johannes Lundberg

@jlundberg.eurosky.social

Postdoc, Copenhagen Business School & Stockholm University. Economic sociology, intellectual history, philosophy. Concerned about the climate crisis & financial capitalism. Researching their interrelation

It's a point I've been trying to make for a long time: there is no good way to meet even 10% of current demand for animal products. They trash the living world, whichever way you do it. If you want to reduce your impact, switch to a plant-based diet. www.theguardian.com/environment/...

Organic eggs have worse impact on climate than eggs from caged chickens

Adopting organic free-range model in UK could lead to greenhouse emissions equivalent to 2,316,000 tonnes of CO2, study suggests

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So much news about the far-right turn of French elites these days that I'm making a thread... 👇🧵 #1: Jordan Bardella (Marine Le Pen's sub if she can't run in 2027) is dating Louis XVI's heiress, Princess Maria de Bourbon Deux-Siciles. Rassemblement National officials call it a 'modern fairytale'...

Jordan Bardella and Princess Maria Carolina de Bourbon Deux Siciles

I was just there, on a day trip after the SASE conference in Bordeaux. Where thousands of academics had gathered (in unbearably hot university buildings). Many (most?) had travelled there by plane. Still thinking that if we keep doing conferences at all, we need much stricter air travel rules.

France orders total evacuation of Cap Ferret peninsula as wildfire spreads

‘Intense and highly unpredictable’ blaze forces more than 40,000 people to flee popular holiday spot

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I'm pleased to share this new paper, "The myth of 'catch-up' development". The paper assesses trends in core-periphery inequality since 1960, and draws several main conclusions: 🧵https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/13563467.2026.2659076

The myth of catch-up development: trends in core–periphery inequality from 1960 to 2023

The conventional narrative in international development holds that poorer countries are “catching up” with richer countries through the process of capitalist growth. This paper assesses this claim ...

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My new article with @mihjournal.bsky.social is at long last in orbit. It explores how the neoliberal fantasy machine has used space colonisation to wish away the problem of environmental limits and revive the legitimation of private property.

A “Limitless Frontier”? Neoliberalism, Silicon Valley, and the Commercialization of Space | Modern Intellectual History | Cambridge Core

A “Limitless Frontier”? Neoliberalism, Silicon Valley, and the Commercialization of Space

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Er de, som oplever seksuelle krænkelser økonomisk dårligere stillet i mange år efter? Ja- meget! I Frankrig præsenterede jeg forskning, som viser at mænds og kvinders forventede løntab er 6% og endnu mere ved jobskifte, og hele 26% for kvinder, hvis krænkelser fra både kollegaer og kunder.

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The ECB just hiked into an oil price shock, again. In our new paper for the EP Monetary Dialogue, we argue that this needs to stop. 🧵 If inflation is a function of the energy mix (✅) and the energy mix a function of monetary policy (✅), then even a narrow reading of the ECB’s mandate ... 1/

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Requested by the ECON Committee
Monetary Dialogue Papers, June 2026

"Inflation, Supply Shocks and the Case for a Cautious and Differentiated Monetary Policy Response"

Pleased to see my article "Prudently Heating the Planet: Tracing the Legal Logic Bolstering Fossil-Fuel Investments" published in @mihjournal.bsky.social. In short, it explores the relationship between financial law, Chicago school theory, and continued fossil-fuel investments. 1/

Prudently Heating the Planet: Tracing the Legal Logic Bolstering Fossil-Fuel Investments | Modern Intellectual History | Cambridge Core

Prudently Heating the Planet: Tracing the Legal Logic Bolstering Fossil-Fuel Investments

cambridge.org

Pleased to see my article "Prudently Heating the Planet: Tracing the Legal Logic Bolstering Fossil-Fuel Investments" published in @mihjournal.bsky.social. In short, it explores the relationship between financial law, Chicago school theory, and continued fossil-fuel investments. 1/

Prudently Heating the Planet: Tracing the Legal Logic Bolstering Fossil-Fuel Investments | Modern Intellectual History | Cambridge Core

Prudently Heating the Planet: Tracing the Legal Logic Bolstering Fossil-Fuel Investments

cambridge.org

’Something is ripe in the state of Denmark’ 1/ A climate-focused thread 🧵 on the new Danish government programme, listing what I see as key initiatives (and omissions) regarding overall climate policy, mobility and related areas (energy and land use planning). #dkpol #dktrp #dkgreen

Søren Have@sorenhave.dk · 2mo ago

The new Danish government programme was announced today👇. I'm still reading the details, but so far I want to credit it for mainstreaming the benefits of the green transition. An example is that the 85% CO2 reduction target (increased from 82%) is in the section about 'A more prosperous Denmark'.

Does anyone know of a solid 'green company' list? Say of companies that produce green energy (wind, solar etc) & perhaps other central green energy activities (eg storage, grid). I wanna compare pension funds' holding lists with a green company list, but I cant find any good reference list to use

The Hungarian election is a relief. But where is the push to strengthen the EU's democracy measures? Changing Art 7 should now be possible. Free, critical journalism should be further ensured. ... And then we can also discuss more radical measures, like economic democracy, economic justice, etc.