Moving beyond opportunity narratives in COVID-19 green recoveries: a comparative analysis of public investment plans in France, Germany, and the United Kingdom

FW Geels, GI Pereira, J Pinkse - Energy Research & Social Science, 2022 - Elsevier
This article makes two contributions to the COVID-related green recovery literature, which is
dominated by optimistic and speculative opportunity narratives. Mobilising insights from …
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F Geels, J Pinkse, GI Pereira - Energy Research and Social Science - researchgate.net
This article makes two contributions to the COVID-related green recovery literature, which is
dominated by optimistic and speculative opportunity narratives. Mobilising insights from …

Moving beyond opportunity narratives in COVID-19 green recoveries: A comparative analysis of public investment plans in France, Germany, and the United Kingdom

F Geels, GI Pereira, J Pinkse - Energy Research & …, 2022 - research.manchester.ac.uk
This article makes two contributions to the COVID-related green recovery literature, which is
dominated by optimistic and speculative opportunity narratives. Mobilising insights from …

Moving beyond opportunity narratives in COVID-19 green recoveries: A comparative analysis of public investment plans in France, Germany, and the United Kingdom

FW Geels, GI Pereira, J Pinkse - Energy Research and …, 2022 - ui.adsabs.harvard.edu
This article makes two contributions to the COVID-related green recovery literature, which is
dominated by optimistic and speculative opportunity narratives. Mobilising insights from …

Moving beyond opportunity narratives in COVID-19 green recoveries: A comparative analysis of public investment plans in France, Germany, and the United Kingdom

FW Geels, GI Pereira, J Pinkse - Energy Research and Social …, 2022 - kclpure.kcl.ac.uk
This article makes two contributions to the COVID-related green recovery literature, which is
dominated by optimistic and speculative opportunity narratives. Mobilising insights from …