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Australia brings significant strengths to the challenge of sustainable governance. Many of these strengths derive from its political system, which has a deep grounding in democratic processes, as reflected by invariably free and fair elections and a robust commitment to the...

Signatory countries to the Paris Agreement must fully

decarbonize their economies by mid-century. This requires

transitions in every sector, transforming systems reliant on

fossil fuels into zero-carbon alternatives. Measuring CO2

emission trajectories is essential but...

Even pioneering nations lag in systemic change toward full decarbonization, yet their

examples show that acceleration is possible. Our sectoral analysis highlights specific

opportunities for, and barriers to, climate policy reform in Denmark, Norway, the United

Kingdom,...

Selbst Vorreiterstaaten hinken bei der systemischen Umstellung des Energiesystems auf

eine vollständige Dekarbonisierung hinterher, doch ihre Beispiele verdeutlichen, dass eine

Beschleunigung möglich ist. Unsere sektorale Analyze zeigt gezielt Reformgelegenheiten

und...

The primary goal of the SGI project is to facilitate successful transitions towards sustainable governance models that promote well-being within planetary boundaries and foster the creation of effective, democratically accountable, and inclusive state institutions. To uphold...

Our study highlights the key differences found among EU and OECD countries with regard to their capacity to develop long-term, sustainable policy strategies, their ability to horizontally and vertically coordinate policy, and their acumen in building public consensus....

Unsere Studie zeigt die wesentlichen Unterschiede zwischen den EU- und OECD-Ländern auf mit Blick auf ihre Fähigkeiten zur Entwicklung nachhaltiger politischer Strategien, zur horizontalen und vertikalen Koordinierung der Politik oder bei der Schaffung eines tragfähigen...

With regard to some of the established indicators of political stability, Austrian politics has been marked by major turbulence recently. As in most other countries, this can be partially attributed to the complex and unprecedented challenges that arose due to the...

In 2019, the Irish economy again performed impressively on key macroeconomic indicators. GDP growth was close to 5% and GNP growth was over 4%. Unemployment fell to 5%, a remarkable achievement given that it had been as high as 16% in 2012. Inflation remained at a very low...

From March 2020 to the end of the review period in January 2022, Slovenia was governed by a minority coalition government led by Prime Minister Janez Janša, president of the center-right Slovenian Democratic Party (SDS). The other political parties of the governing coalition...