
#DTdialogue
#DTdialogue invites a broader community of scholars to (critically) reflect on the controversies and opportunities of the Deep Transitions framework to further test and validate its credibility.
During the Deep Transitions workshop on 18-20 May 2020 the Deep Transitions research team presented their findings and opened up their emerging ideas to critical scrutiny from a wide range of scholars with pertinent backgrounds. The workshop aimed at providing a space for constructive dialogue and discussion, including the future development of the Deep Transitions framework as well as opportunities for cross-disciplinary collaboration. #DTdialogue carries this aim further and presents the discussion between the Deep Transitions team and external scholars. A detailed workshop report can be found here.
Would you like to share your own reflections on the Deep Transitions framework and present your own thinking? If so, please feel free to comment on the contents presented below, or send an email to Jenny Witte to coordinate your own contribution. Also, make sure to join the debate by following @DTransitions2 and using #DTdialogue on Twitter.


Redirecting Public Finance in the Global South to Support Deep Transitions (Fancy Footwork and Windows of Opportunity)

Deep Transitions, Green Transitions, Just Transitions: A #DTdialogue with Johan Schot and Mark Swilling
