Israel Solorio
Biographic Data
| ID | 5842896 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Israel Solorio |
| GIVEN NAMES | Israel |
| FAMILY NAME | Solorio |
| SIGNATURE | SOLORIO I |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9609-7916 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 37 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
The diffusion of climate legislation in Latin America: Regional trends, national particularities
The adoption of climate acts has become an international best practice in climate policy. Latin America has been part of this trend, with 10 of 20 countries in the region enacting such legislation. Nevertheless, this empirical phenomenon has largely been neglected by both the international literature and regional academia. Drawing on policy diffusion studies, this paper examines the temporal and spatial dynamics of climate acts adoption in Latin …
La difusión de legislación climática en América Latina: Tendencias regionales, particularidades nacionales
La adopción de actas climáticas se ha convertido en un estándar internacional de política climática. América Latina no ha sido ajena a esta tendencia, y 10 de sus 20 países han promulgado legislación en este sentido. Sin embargo, este fenómeno empírico ha pasado inadvertido, tanto para la literatura internacional como para la academia regional. Con base en estudios sobre la difusión de políticas, este artículo explora la dinámica temporal y espac…
Presidents and intermediaries: Insights from clean energy policy processes in Mexico
We assess whether different presidents have different “styles” of involving intermediary organizations such as trade unions or business associations in the policy process. Given that temporal variation in the relationship between presidents and intermediaries can be observed, to what extent can the intermediaries included in the policy process be explained by the respective president’s leadership style and/or political ideology? We concentrate on…
Participatory decision-making in the policy integration process: Indigenous consultation and sustainable development in Mexico
Amlo’s populism in Mexico and the framing of the extractivist agenda: The construction of the hegemony of the people without the indigenous voices
Comparative Renewables Policy: Political, Organizational and European Fields
Comparative Renewables Policy: Political, Organizational and European Fields." Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis: Research and Practice, 24(2), pp. 199–200
Renegotiating authority in the Energy Union: A Framework for Analysis
In a context of multiple crises, European Union (EU) energy policy is often identified as one of the few areas still exhibiting strong integration dynamics. However, this policy domain is not exempt from contestation and re-nationalization pressures. This collection seeks to understand better the contradictory integration and fragmentation tendencies by problematizing the notion of authority. While authority lies at the heart of European integrat…
Contested energy transition? Europeanization and authority turns in EU renewable energy policy
In a context of multiple crises, the European Union’s climate and energy policies have become highly politicized and contested. Based on a comparative study of renewable energy policies in ten EU member states, and adopting a circular view of policy change and Europeanization to account for overlapping sovereignty claims between the national and the European level, this article unravels the authority debates over successive rounds of negotiation,…
Bridging the Gap between Environmental Policy Integration and the EU’s Energy Policy: Mapping out the ‘Green Europeanisation’ of Energy Governance
The Europeanisation of energy policy has occupied a remote place in the European integration literature to date. However, current developments such as the Energy Policy for Europe launched in 2007 and the Lisbon Treaty Title XXI on Energy have given greater prominence to this policy area within the integration process. Hence, there are several indications that the Europeanisation of energy policy is already taking place, even though the understan…
Contested energy transition? Europeanization and authority turns in EU renewable energy policy
In a context of multiple crises, the European Union’s climate and energy policies have become highly politicized and contested. Based on a comparative study of renewable energy policies in ten EU member states, and adopting a circular view of policy change and Europeanization to account for overlapping sovereignty claims between the national and the European level, this article unravels the authority debates over successive rounds of negotiation,…
Renegotiating authority in the Energy Union: A Framework for Analysis
In a context of multiple crises, European Union (EU) energy policy is often identified as one of the few areas still exhibiting strong integration dynamics. However, this policy domain is not exempt from contestation and re-nationalization pressures. This collection seeks to understand better the contradictory integration and fragmentation tendencies by problematizing the notion of authority. While authority lies at the heart of European integrat…
Participatory decision-making in the policy integration process: Indigenous consultation and sustainable development in Mexico
Presidents and intermediaries: Insights from clean energy policy processes in Mexico
We assess whether different presidents have different “styles” of involving intermediary organizations such as trade unions or business associations in the policy process. Given that temporal variation in the relationship between presidents and intermediaries can be observed, to what extent can the intermediaries included in the policy process be explained by the respective president’s leadership style and/or political ideology? We concentrate on…
Comparative Renewables Policy: Political, Organizational and European Fields
Comparative Renewables Policy: Political, Organizational and European Fields." Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis: Research and Practice, 24(2), pp. 199–200
Bridging the Gap between Environmental Policy Integration and the EU’s Energy Policy: Mapping out the ‘Green Europeanisation’ of Energy Governance
The Europeanisation of energy policy has occupied a remote place in the European integration literature to date. However, current developments such as the Energy Policy for Europe launched in 2007 and the Lisbon Treaty Title XXI on Energy have given greater prominence to this policy area within the integration process. Hence, there are several indications that the Europeanisation of energy policy is already taking place, even though the understan…
Bridging the Gap between Environmental Policy Integration and the EU’s Energy Policy: Mapping out the ‘Green Europeanisation’ of Energy Governance
The Europeanisation of energy policy has occupied a remote place in the European integration literature to date. However, current developments such as the Energy Policy for Europe launched in 2007 and the Lisbon Treaty Title XXI on Energy have given greater prominence to this policy area within the integration process. Hence, there are several indications that the Europeanisation of energy policy is already taking place, even though the understan…
Renegotiating authority in the Energy Union: A Framework for Analysis
In a context of multiple crises, European Union (EU) energy policy is often identified as one of the few areas still exhibiting strong integration dynamics. However, this policy domain is not exempt from contestation and re-nationalization pressures. This collection seeks to understand better the contradictory integration and fragmentation tendencies by problematizing the notion of authority. While authority lies at the heart of European integrat…
Contested energy transition? Europeanization and authority turns in EU renewable energy policy
In a context of multiple crises, the European Union’s climate and energy policies have become highly politicized and contested. Based on a comparative study of renewable energy policies in ten EU member states, and adopting a circular view of policy change and Europeanization to account for overlapping sovereignty claims between the national and the European level, this article unravels the authority debates over successive rounds of negotiation,…
Amlo’s populism in Mexico and the framing of the extractivist agenda: The construction of the hegemony of the people without the indigenous voices
Comparative Renewables Policy: Political, Organizational and European Fields
Comparative Renewables Policy: Political, Organizational and European Fields." Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis: Research and Practice, 24(2), pp. 199–200
Participatory decision-making in the policy integration process: Indigenous consultation and sustainable development in Mexico
Presidents and intermediaries: Insights from clean energy policy processes in Mexico
We assess whether different presidents have different “styles” of involving intermediary organizations such as trade unions or business associations in the policy process. Given that temporal variation in the relationship between presidents and intermediaries can be observed, to what extent can the intermediaries included in the policy process be explained by the respective president’s leadership style and/or political ideology? We concentrate on…
The diffusion of climate legislation in Latin America: Regional trends, national particularities
The adoption of climate acts has become an international best practice in climate policy. Latin America has been part of this trend, with 10 of 20 countries in the region enacting such legislation. Nevertheless, this empirical phenomenon has largely been neglected by both the international literature and regional academia. Drawing on policy diffusion studies, this paper examines the temporal and spatial dynamics of climate acts adoption in Latin …
La difusión de legislación climática en América Latina: Tendencias regionales, particularidades nacionales
La adopción de actas climáticas se ha convertido en un estándar internacional de política climática. América Latina no ha sido ajena a esta tendencia, y 10 de sus 20 países han promulgado legislación en este sentido. Sin embargo, este fenómeno empírico ha pasado inadvertido, tanto para la literatura internacional como para la academia regional. Con base en estudios sobre la difusión de políticas, este artículo explora la dinámica temporal y espac…
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