Breakfast 08:45 – 09:15
OLD 2.21
Papers 1 09:15 – 10:30
Panel: “Just Transition: Labour & Social Protection”
- Matteo Mandelli (Sciences Po Paris) — Varieties of Eco‑Welfare Regimes: Public Policies Addressing the Social Risks of the Green Transition in Six European Countries
- Arohi Anand (Sarala Birla University) — Beyond Job Retraining: Evaluating the Effectiveness of Comprehensive Social Support Mechanisms for Coal Mining Communities in Indian States (2015–2024)
- Clara Krämer (Technical University of Munich) — Simulating Re‑skilling Journeys in Europe’s Green Transition
Break
Papers 2 10:45 – 12:25
Panel: “Welfare, Compensation & Public Support for Climate Policy”
- Taylor Brown (University of California, Berkeley) — Climate Risk and the Welfare State: Exploring the Moderation of Climate‑Adaptive Welfare and Ecowelfare on U.S. Welfare Enrollment after Natural Hazards
- Maria Nordbrandt (Uppsala University) — How Social Policy Expansions Increase Carbon Tax Acceptance: Evidence from a Two‑Wave Conjoint Experiment in Sweden
- Benedikt Seisl (University of Vienna) — The Limits of Compensation: Perceived Vulnerability and Climate Policy Preferences
- Anthony Calacino (University of Oxford) — Voters Can Reward Climate Adaptation: Evidence from Mexico City
Lunch 12:30 – 13:40
Papers 3 13:40 – 15:20
Panel: “Sectoral Green Policies & Distributional Equity”
- Prapti Barooah (University of Hohenheim) — Greener Fields, Fewer Hands? Navigating the Promise and Pitfalls of Mechanised Direct‑Seeded Rice for Sustainable and Equitable Farming
- Frida Nilsson (University of Gothenburg) — Pledging Delivery: How States May Promote Citizen Cooperation with Credible Commitments
- Elisa D’Amico (University of St Andrews) — The Impact of Environmental Protest on Legislative Response: A Comparative Analysis
- Anne‑Marie Parth (LMU Munich) — Just Relax: Willingness to Pay Environmental Taxes for Vacations
Break
Roundtable 15:40 – 16:40
Drinks Reception 16:45 – 18:00
CKK 8th Floor, LSE
Dinner: 18:30 – end