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Internationalising the Green New Deal: Strategies for Pan-European Coordination
A Pan-European Green New Deal can form the basis for a new relationship between Europe and the UK.
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Internationalising the Green New Deal: Strategies for Pan-European Coordination
A Pan-European Green New Deal can form the basis for a new relationship between Europe and the UK.
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The Green New Deal can form the basis of a new relationship between Europe and the UK. Through multi-level institutional coordination, an internationally-minded Green New Deal can address deep-set regional issues, support the development of green technology, and work towards decolonialising international relations.
The report offers a series of recommendations for Green New Deal policy, including:
- Increased coordination between the UK and European central banks
- The establishment of Green Common Bonds
- The development of a Green Energy Union between the UK and Europe
- A “Green Horizon 2050” public research and development program for green innovation
- An Environmental Solidarity Network to create durable structures for cooperation between regions, cities and communities
This release is included in a series on Green Internationalism, as part of Common Wealth's UK Green New Deal project.
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Internationalising the Green New Deal: Strategies for Pan-European Coordination
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