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Neumann, Manuel

Manuel Neumann is a Research Fellow at “Glocalpower”, a research group anchored in the Department of Political Science at Kassel University, Germany. He successfully defended his PhD at University of Kassel and holds a master’s degree in Globalisation and Development from SOAS (University of London). His research features in peer-reviewed journals like the ERSS and Politics & Governance and revolves around the political economy of energy transitions in the global South more generally and green financial tools in particular.
The Political Economy of Green Bonds in Emerging Markets</a>

The Political Economy of Green Bonds in Emerging Markets

Funding low-carbon transitions to address climate change is one of the major challenges of our time. Green bonds have emerged as a powerful tool to enlist institutional investors’ wealth for these transitions. But despite exponential growth in many parts of the world, the green bond market in South Africa has been stalling.

The Political Economy of Green Bonds in South Africa</a>

The Political Economy of Green Bonds in South Africa

Funding low-carbon transitions to address climate change is one of the major challenges of our time. Green bonds have emerged as a powerful tool to enlist institutional investors’ wealth for these transitions. But despite exponential growth in many parts of the world, the green bond market in South Africa has been stalling.

The Political Economy of Green Bonds in South Africa</a>

The Political Economy of Green Bonds in South Africa

Funding low-carbon transitions to address climate change is one of the major challenges of our time. Green bonds have emerged as a powerful tool to enlist institutional investors’ wealth for these transitions. But despite exponential growth in many parts of the world, the green bond market in South Africa has been stalling.