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Funding the future: understanding public spending preferences on the green transition and digitalization in advanced democracies « Political Science and International Relations# « Cambridge Core Blog

The green transition and digitalization (often jointly referred to as the twin transition) constitute two of the most important challenges facing advanced capitalist economies as they transform labor ...

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Better communication with policy-makers can enhance the use of evidence in land-use planning « News# « Cambridge Core Blog

Evidence-informed decision-making, grounded in transparent and trustworthy data and supported by appropriate consultation processes, is considered essential for promoting legitimate and lasting polici...

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What People Really Think About Taxing the Rich – the surprising beliefs behind progressive taxation « Political Science and International Relations# « Cambridge Core Blog

For decades, political leaders, economists, and business elites have repeated a familiar warning: tax the rich too much, and everyone will suffer. Higher taxes on the wealthy, they argue, might reduce...

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