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Climate Change and the Socio-Political Foundations of Welfare
As climate change and decarbonization become central sources of political conflict in Europe, welfare states are increasingly invoked as institutions capable of cushioning transition costs, managing distributional conflict, and stabilizing democratic legitimacy. The article identifies three perspect
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