Andrew Pendleton

Andrew Pendleton is a <a href="http://www.ippr.org/aboutippr/staff/?id=3162">senior research fellow</a> at the Institute for Public Policy Research (<a href="http://www.ippr.org/ ">ippr</a>) in London

After Cancún: shifting climate gears

The loss of momentum in climate diplomacy reflects deep flaws in the way campaigners understand and frame climate change in relation to people’s lives and interests. There is both challenge and opportunity here, says Andrew Pendleton.

By Andrew Pendleton

/ 6 Dec 2010

After Copenhagen

The United Nations process is becoming more of a hindrance than a help in tackling global climate change. It's time to look in new directions, says Andrew Pendleton.

By Andrew Pendleton

/ 4 Dec 2009

The G8 and climate change: towards Copenhagen

No nation wants a global climate-change deal this year more than Denmark. Its capital, Copenhagen, plays host on 7-18 December 2009 to the next big United Nations summit on global

By Andrew Pendleton

/ 8 Jul 2009

The global politics of climate-change: after the G8

The stock response of many campaigners and activists to the sorts of headline announcements that emerge from G8 summits is that the devil is in the detail. Whether the topic

By Andrew Pendleton

/ 17 Jul 2008