Pete Barbrook-Johnson

@bapeterj

Senior researcher & . Complexity science, economics, sociology, modelling, env & energy policy. RA . Member

London and Oxford, UK
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Joined April 2009
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    13 hours ago

    THREE TWEETS: 1. The situation in India is very bad and worsening. … It is frankly insane that Bangladesh and Pakistan are on the UK travel red list countries but India is not.

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    5 hours ago

    Intellectual property rights for Covid-19 vaccines must be suspended to boost inoculation rates around the world. It's that simple.

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    Apr 13

    Apropos of nothing at all, it's time to tweet out some of my favorite climate economists doing creative, important, stuff. Friends, add to this list!

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    16 hours ago

    Join the Sustainability Research Institute at Leeds , they have 2 great job opportunities - deadline 6th May! Lecturer in Business, Environment and Development Lecturer in Ecological and/or Environmental Economics

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    16 hours ago

    A nice, concise letter from to all Parties to the - setting out the Presidency’s aims for in Glasgow. Helps to answer the oft-repeated question, “what do you hope this COP will achieve?”.

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    Apr 13

    Join us for our next CECAN Webinar: 'Diagnostic Evaluation with Simulated Probabilities', Tue 27 Apr, 1 - 2pm. Presented by and . Find out more & register free at:

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    Apr 12

    On the failure of climate economics:

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    Apr 13

    Register now! and Doyne Farmer will be discussing the decarbonisation of the global energy system next Monday

    Event poster with solar panels in the background: 'A new perspective on decarbonising the global energy system' - Monday 19th April 2021, 14:00-15:00 GMT (UK)
    On Monday, researchers Dr Matthew Ives & Prof Doyne Farmer will outline new research showing how the revolution in renewable technology can put us on track to keep global warming well below 2°. 📅 Mon 19th, 2pm Find out more & register here
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    Apr 13

    Next Monday - and Doyne Farmer will be discussing decarbonising global energy

    Event poster with solar panels in the background: 'A new perspective on decarbonising the global energy system' - Monday 19th April 2021, 14:00-15:00 GMT (UK)
    On Monday, researchers Dr Matthew Ives & Prof Doyne Farmer will outline new research showing how the revolution in renewable technology can put us on track to keep global warming well below 2°. 📅 Mon 19th, 2pm Find out more & register here
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    Apr 13

    On Monday, researchers Dr Matthew Ives & Prof Doyne Farmer will outline new research showing how the revolution in renewable technology can put us on track to keep global warming well below 2°. 📅 Mon 19th, 2pm Find out more & register here

    Event poster with solar panels in the background: 'A new perspective on decarbonising the global energy system' - Monday 19th April 2021, 14:00-15:00 GMT (UK)
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    Apr 13

    Come and work with me in the team. Post for a Research Associate in Energy Demand Reduction Policy - funding till 31 March 2023. Find details on University of Oxford website, vacancy ID 150406.

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    Apr 12

    Exciting new paper by W.Brian Arthur on restrictive mode standard economic theory uses by creating models expressed only in quantitative nouns. Arthur argues for process & complexity to be included in verb-based approaches.

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    Apr 12

    Super course on decolonising methodologies: "How do we teach emergent, defiant, decolonial options even as they are rendered unimaginable, unknowable, and/or delegitimised within the dominant paradigm and the global Westernised university"

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    Apr 12

    Future climate crisis conservation efforts must be led by the Indigenous & local communities who safeguard 80% of the world's biodiversity. Listen to our 1st partnership event to help & bring a united front to :

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    Apr 12

    It has been a year+ since the UK🇬🇧 left the EU 🇪🇺. How is the UK doing in terms of exports? The OEC has trade data as recent as Jan 2021. So let's look at some facts & comparisons UK year-over-year monthly exports are down ~10%-30% /1

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    Apr 12

    : Work with me at ; see

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    Apr 12

    We have a fully funded PhD scholarship to work with us at the alongside colleagues at Institute and the exploring biodiversity and the finance sector. Closing date 25 April.

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    Apr 12

    An extraordinarily useful guide to the basics of post-Keynesian economics, we cannot recommend this enough!

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    Apr 12

    Our new paper for the network: looking at stranded human capital in a rapid low-carbon transition. One of the most interesting projects I've ever worked on, looking at very fundamental economic theory.

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    Apr 9

    20,000 people per day vs. 1.2 million people per day.

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