Political Science

Party preferences for climate policy and the renewable energy transition in Spain's multilevel democracy

J. Enguer

This article by Joan Enguer explores the manifestos of Spanish political parties across three national elections, unveiling a remarkable link between pro-decentralization stances and prioritization of climate change and renewable energy. Discover how these political trends shape our environmental future!

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Abstract

This article examines the manifestos of Spanish political parties in the 2016, 2019, and 2023 national elections to investigate the link between parties' pro-decentralization stances and their prioritization of climate change and renewable energy transition. The findings suggest a positive correlation: pro-decentralization parties tend to emphasize these issues more strongly in their manifestos.

Publisher

npj Climate Action

Published On

Oct 31, 2024

Authors

Joan Enguer

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