Nils Kupzok

Nils Kupzok is a political economist working on green industrial, fiscal, and monetary policies. He is currently building a dataset of green fiscal spending across the OECD to explain why some countries spend more on decarbonization than others. So far, Nils’ research has been published in leading political science journals, including an article on the role of industry in the rise of policies like the US’ Inflation Reduction Act, the EU’s Green Deal, or the German Climate Fund. Nils has received several awards, including the Emerging Scholar Policy Prize from Perry World House and Foreign Affairs. Nils received a PhD from Johns Hopkins University's Department of Political Science in 2022 and has been a Postdoc at Johns Hopkins' School of Advanced International Studies in Washington D.C. since then. Please visit his homepage for more detailed information or follow him on twitter or bluesky.

The Decarbonization Bargain: How the Decarbonizable Sector Shapes Climate Politics