Carbon
23 February 2027 · United States
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Tooze connects climate politics, industrial policy and geopolitics through an economic historian’s lens.
About the book
An economic history of modern climate politics tracing how the energy transition shifted from a Western-led project toward a geopolitical contest increasingly shaped by China.
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For readers looking at climate through economic history and geopolitics, Tooze follows the changing balance of power in the energy transition.
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