Dr. Etienne Schneider

University Assistant Postdoc.

Department of Development Studies
Sensengasse 8, 4th Floor
1090 Vienna
etienne.schneider@univie.ac.at
T: +43 1 4277 641 23

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Etienne Schneider is a political scientist who studied in Vienna, Berlin and Toronto. His current research focuses on the global political economy of decarbonization. He is particularly interested in how the current dynamics of geopolitical competition are changing industrial and competition policy, and what new forms of an asymmetric, 'green' international division of labour are emerging in this context. He also works on the integration of carbon dioxide removal technologies into international and European climate policy and related ‘mitigation deterrence’ effects

Research Interest

  • Industrial policy, decarbonization and social-ecological transformation
  • International climate policy
  • Global political economy
  • Geoengineering and carbon dioxide removal
  • Monetary policy and European monetary union
  • European economic integration and uneven development
  • Materialist state theory and policy analysis

 

Research Projects

Since October 2022: Household GHG footprints and Austrian climate policy: identifying leverage points for demand-side mitigation (lead: Ass.-Prof. Dr. Simone Gingrich), funded by the Austrian Klima- und Energiefonds - Link

Selected Publications

  • Brad, A., Haas, T., Schneider, E. (2024): Whose negative emissions? Exploring emergent perspectives on CDR from the EU’s ‘hard to abate’ and fossil industries,Frontiers in Climate 5, 1268736.
  • Schneider, E., Syrovatka, F. (2024) (Hg.): Politische Ökonomie der Zeitenwende. Perspektiven der Regulationstheorie. Westfälisches Dampfboot.
  • Schneider, E. (2023): Neue deutsche Europapolitik. Währungsunion und Industriepolitik zwischen Eurokrise und geopolitischer Wende. Frankfurt, Main/New York: Campus.
  • Brad, A., Schneider, E. (2023): Carbon dioxide removal and mitigation deterrence in EU climate policy: Towards a research approach, Environmental Science & Policy 150, 103591.
  • Schneider, E. (2023): Germany’s Industrial strategy 2030, EU competition policy and the Crisis of New Constitutionalism. (Geo-)political economy of a contested paradigm shift, New Political Economy, 28(2), 241-258.
  • Schneider, E. (2023): NextGenerationEU and the future of the European Monetary Union. Shifting interests and new fractures in the German power bloc, Journal of Common Market Studies, 61(5), 1298-1317.
  • Schneider, E., Brad, A., Brand, U., Krams, M., Lenikus, V. (2023): Historical-materialist policy analysis of climate change policies, in: Garcia, A., Scherrer, C., Wullweber, J. (Hg.): Elgar Handbook on Critical Political Economy and Public Policy. Edward Elgar, 110-126.
  • Pichler, M., Krenmayr, N., Brand, U., Schneider, E. (2021): EU industrial policy: Between modernization and transformation of the automotive industry, Environmental Innovation and Societal Transitions 38, 140-152.