Ludovico Feoli
Biographic Data
| ID | 4405822 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ludovico Feoli |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ludovico |
| FAMILY NAME | Feoli |
| SIGNATURE | FEOLI L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Tulane University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2597-2247 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Trust in Government” in Hot Water: Obstacles to Effective Disaster Relief and Climate Adaptation Policy in Guatemala
While climate adaptation has been widely viewed as a local problem, more national government strategies are also needed to achieve more favorable policies. We seek to direct attention to the impacts of national government adaptation policies on attitudes of vulnerable citizens. Specifically, we argue that responses to different forms of climate disaster, such as flooding (as opposed to drought), can more readily reduce citizens’ trust in governme…
Climate Change, Vulnerability, and the Propensity for Climate Migration: Evidence from Guatemala
As extreme weather events, including floods, heat waves, droughts, and wildfires, have increased in frequency and severity, climate migration has also become more commonplace. However, few studies exist proposing climate vulnerability as a principal cause of out-migration. Utilizing an author-directed 2023 national survey in Guatemala, one of the world’s most climate-vulnerable nations suffering from both drought and flood, we provide robust empi…
What makes Guatemalan citizens green
Social movements and a policy shift towards a diversified electricity matrix
Costa Rica shifted its official electricity policy stance away from mega-hydro sources towards a diversified matrix, and from centralized to distributed generation. This paper examines the role that social movements played in this shift. It argues that the new policy resulted from the interaction of contextual factors with movement pressures that altered the relative costs and risks of energy sources as well as the power of ICE and other key acto…
The Policy and Institutional Effects of Contentious Politics in Costa Rica’s Energy Sector
Costa Rica has championed a state-led electricity model premised on hydroelectric power. This has enabled the country to produce a reliable energy supply with universal coverage, that is renewable and low-carbon. However, in recent years the state company, ICE, has seen its autonomy and predominance diminish and its megaproject-dependent model questioned. Social movements contributed to the enthronement of ICE as an agent of national development …
Costa Rica después del TLC: La Calma Que Sigue a La Tempestad
La resolución del conflicto político alrededor de la ratificación del Tratado de Libre Comercio con los Estados Unidos, Centroamérica, y la República Dominicana (DR-CAFTA) representó una importante oportunidad política para Costa Rica en el 2008.No obstante, el gobierno no logró aprovechar la coyuntura para avanzar en problemas de fondo más allá de la Agenda de Implementación del Tratado.Su incapacidad de establecer un espacio de encuentro con la…
The Policy and Institutional Effects of Contentious Politics in Costa Rica’s Energy Sector
Costa Rica has championed a state-led electricity model premised on hydroelectric power. This has enabled the country to produce a reliable energy supply with universal coverage, that is renewable and low-carbon. However, in recent years the state company, ICE, has seen its autonomy and predominance diminish and its megaproject-dependent model questioned. Social movements contributed to the enthronement of ICE as an agent of national development …
Climate Change, Vulnerability, and the Propensity for Climate Migration: Evidence from Guatemala
As extreme weather events, including floods, heat waves, droughts, and wildfires, have increased in frequency and severity, climate migration has also become more commonplace. However, few studies exist proposing climate vulnerability as a principal cause of out-migration. Utilizing an author-directed 2023 national survey in Guatemala, one of the world’s most climate-vulnerable nations suffering from both drought and flood, we provide robust empi…
Social movements and a policy shift towards a diversified electricity matrix
Costa Rica shifted its official electricity policy stance away from mega-hydro sources towards a diversified matrix, and from centralized to distributed generation. This paper examines the role that social movements played in this shift. It argues that the new policy resulted from the interaction of contextual factors with movement pressures that altered the relative costs and risks of energy sources as well as the power of ICE and other key acto…
Costa Rica después del TLC: La Calma Que Sigue a La Tempestad
La resolución del conflicto político alrededor de la ratificación del Tratado de Libre Comercio con los Estados Unidos, Centroamérica, y la República Dominicana (DR-CAFTA) representó una importante oportunidad política para Costa Rica en el 2008.No obstante, el gobierno no logró aprovechar la coyuntura para avanzar en problemas de fondo más allá de la Agenda de Implementación del Tratado.Su incapacidad de establecer un espacio de encuentro con la…
Costa Rica después del TLC: La Calma Que Sigue a La Tempestad
La resolución del conflicto político alrededor de la ratificación del Tratado de Libre Comercio con los Estados Unidos, Centroamérica, y la República Dominicana (DR-CAFTA) representó una importante oportunidad política para Costa Rica en el 2008.No obstante, el gobierno no logró aprovechar la coyuntura para avanzar en problemas de fondo más allá de la Agenda de Implementación del Tratado.Su incapacidad de establecer un espacio de encuentro con la…
The Policy and Institutional Effects of Contentious Politics in Costa Rica’s Energy Sector
Costa Rica has championed a state-led electricity model premised on hydroelectric power. This has enabled the country to produce a reliable energy supply with universal coverage, that is renewable and low-carbon. However, in recent years the state company, ICE, has seen its autonomy and predominance diminish and its megaproject-dependent model questioned. Social movements contributed to the enthronement of ICE as an agent of national development …
Social movements and a policy shift towards a diversified electricity matrix
Costa Rica shifted its official electricity policy stance away from mega-hydro sources towards a diversified matrix, and from centralized to distributed generation. This paper examines the role that social movements played in this shift. It argues that the new policy resulted from the interaction of contextual factors with movement pressures that altered the relative costs and risks of energy sources as well as the power of ICE and other key acto…
Climate Change, Vulnerability, and the Propensity for Climate Migration: Evidence from Guatemala
As extreme weather events, including floods, heat waves, droughts, and wildfires, have increased in frequency and severity, climate migration has also become more commonplace. However, few studies exist proposing climate vulnerability as a principal cause of out-migration. Utilizing an author-directed 2023 national survey in Guatemala, one of the world’s most climate-vulnerable nations suffering from both drought and flood, we provide robust empi…
What makes Guatemalan citizens green
Trust in Government” in Hot Water: Obstacles to Effective Disaster Relief and Climate Adaptation Policy in Guatemala
While climate adaptation has been widely viewed as a local problem, more national government strategies are also needed to achieve more favorable policies. We seek to direct attention to the impacts of national government adaptation policies on attitudes of vulnerable citizens. Specifically, we argue that responses to different forms of climate disaster, such as flooding (as opposed to drought), can more readily reduce citizens’ trust in governme…
Climate change (2 works) · Climate Change, Adaptation, Migration (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Humanities (2 works) · International Development and Aid (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Politics (2 works) · Power (physics (2 works)