The DDPI project is organising a seminar series on policy solutions to disparities and inequalities, and the potential of digital technologies for this purpose (digital democracy).

This 24th seminar, entitled ‘Political Opportunity Structures and the Diversity of Advocacy Coalitions: An International Comparative Study of Climate Change Policy Networks’, will be held by Professor Keiichi Sato, Lecturer at the Graduate School of Sociology, Hitotsubashi University. Professor Sato’s research focuses on identifying the structure of policy networks in different countries and how they influence policy formation, particularly through international comparisons in climate change policy. At the seminar, Dr Sato will share her previous research findings and insights into the diversity of political opportunity structures and advocacy coalitions in climate change policy formation.

All interested parties are welcome to attend.