Navroz K Dubash
@NavrozDubash
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Climate, energy, air quality, governance and politics. Professor @PrincetonSPIA & @PrincetonEnviro Visiting Senior Fellow, @SFC_India
New Delhi, India
Joined September 2011
RT @SFC_India: .@NavrozDubash’s new paper in @epw_in argues that development in India, without addressing climate change, is no longer viab…
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RT @SFC_India: .@NavrozDubash, writing on climate change in @IndiaToday’s 'India @ 2025' special issue, argues for keeping the pressure on…
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@Mittaloak @PrincetonSPIA @PrincetonEnviro Thanks Anuradha. Amazing to see what you have been doing and what you have built in the many years since we met.
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RT @SFC_India: 2024 has been an exciting year for SFC! We launched with a bold vision: to address India’s climate and environmental challen…
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RT @AmanJSrivastava: What do I make of the finance outcome (NCQG) at COP29? USD 300 bn annually by 2035 for developing countries. (Decision…
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RT @bhargavkrishna: Time again for my annual thread of mine and my colleagues' work @SFC_India on air quality. As we descend yet again into…
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RT @CarbonBrief: NEW – Experts: What does a Trump presidency mean for climate action? | @MollyLempriere w/ comment from @JasonBordoff @KHay…
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Do check out this webinar hosted by @SFC_India on the prospects for climate finance at #COP29
🚨 Join our webinar on 'Climate Finance at #COP29: What New, Collective, Quantified Ambition?' on 28 October at 6:30 pm IST with @joethw8s, @JB_climate_econ, @aygoswami & @AmanJSrivastava. Registration: We'll discuss the state of play on climate finance negotiations, the New Collective Quantified Goal (NCQG), how to make it meaningful, and more. Details:
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Thanks for the thoughtful comment Joerg. Look forward to seeing you in October. I do agree understanding better the emergent role of China is critical.
@NavrozDubash existential fight against nativist/populist forces, now also here in Germany. We need to fight and win it but it would be unrealistic to count on the West in the next years as the force that solves the climate equation. Happy to discuss when I visit NYC/Princeton in late October!
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Thanks for picking this line out Joerg. I do indeed feel these are the tough trade-offs. Welcome your thoughts.
„The brutal trade- off, then, lies between pressuring populism-freighted rich world polities for faster reductions, or condemning energy-scarce poor economies to forego development through an energy squeeze, or accepting higher, and potentially devastating, climate impacts.“⬇️
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It may be in the interests of developing countries to do development differently, but falling renewable energy prices by no means imply a post-equity climate politics, I argue in a new collection on 'Climate and Development' in Development Policy Review
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First annual report from @SFC_India - please take a minute to check it out. The organisation was born of the collective work of many people, Fellows, researchers, advisers and far-thinking funders who were willing to take a bet on us. We look forward to further engaging with you.
We are excited to present our Annual Report for 2023-24! Around this time last year, we established SFC with the goal of analysing and promoting India’s progress toward a sustainable, just, and resilient economy and society. Now, a year later, we reflect on our journey and work in this report. Below is a snapshot, and you can view the full report here:
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Please.check out a new paper by Shibani Ghosh and myself attempting to unpack the recent Indian Supreme Court judgment articulating a 'right to be free from the adverse effects of climate change'.
NEW: In @TheIndiaForum, @NavrozDubash & Shibani Ghosh write that the Supreme Court's Ranjitsinh judgment must be viewed as an important step, needing further conceptual elaboration, rather than a fully formed template for Indian climate jurisprudence. They highlight gaps in the judgment (e.g. inadequate attention to adaptation, limited framing of the mitigation challenge beyond RE) and suggest that an appropriately crafted climate legislation could backfill the gaps in Ranjitsinh.
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The Ranjitsinh judgment by the Supreme Court of India is a landmark judgment. But its limited emphasis on adaptation and its renewable energy heavy mitigation focus limit it as a basis for Indian climate jurisprudence, Shibani Ghosh and I argue in ..
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Please consider applying for this position with a dynamic new research organisation!
We are #hiring Research Associates/Senior Research Associates for Energy Transitions. Ideal candidates will have research interests in areas such as just transitions for fossil-dependent regions, energy transition governance, climate change impacts, sub-national electricity transitions, and the political economy of energy & electricity. Details: Deadline: Sep 30
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Being part of the founding group of @SFC_India has been one of the highlights of my career. And this journey will continue. I am honoured to continue working with SFC colleagues as a Senior Visiting Fellow and through my role as Chair of the Advisory Council.
We are thrilled to announce that @NavrozDubash, who has been instrumental in establishing and shaping the foundations of SFC, has joined @PrincetonSPIA & @PrincetonEnviro as Professor of Public and International Affairs. He will continue to contribute to the SFC team as a Visiting Senior Fellow and Chair of the Advisory Council.
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@PrincetonSPIA @PrincetonEnviro My thanks to my wonderful colleagues at @SFC_India, with whom I will continue to engage as a Visiting Senior Fellow and as Chair of the SFC Advisory Council. I look forward to our continued conversation and collaboration.
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RT @aditya_vpillai: In the new Oxford Handbook on Env and Natural Resources Law in India, @NavrozDubash, A. Sridhar and I show how Indian c…
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As a new editorial team, @YacobMulugetta, @WP_Pauw and my effort to chart a course for @Climate_Policy, building on the journal's reputation. We discuss three future challenges: blurred policy boundaries; deeper engagement with the Global South; and moving beyond incrementalism.
📑EDITORIAL: Our co-Editors-in-Chief @NavrozDubash & @YacobMulugetta, and Editor @WP_Pauw, signal 3 areas of attention in charting a course ahead for @Climate_Policy: blurred policy boundaries, engaging the global south, and reaching beyond incrementalism➡️
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