Peter Dauvergne
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Peter Dauvergne is a leading scholar in global environmental politics, whose research critically examines the intersections of globalization, corporate power, and technology. His most-cited work, "The globalization of artificial intelligence: consequences for the politics of environmentalism" (2020, 63 citations), is a landmark contribution that probes how AI is reshaping environmentalism. Dauvergne argues that while machine learning and intelligent robotics can advance conservation and environmental knowledge, many AI technologies are simultaneously entrenching corporate dominance and undermining ecological justice. This nuanced analysis has made him a pivotal voice in debates over the political economy of technology and sustainability. Beyond this, Dauvergne’s broader body of work—including influential books on the environmental impacts of global supply chains and the role of non-state actors—has earned him thousands of citations and a reputation for bridging rigorous empirical research with urgent policy questions. His ability to connect the dots between digital transformation and environmental governance has made his scholarship essential reading for students and researchers seeking to understand the power dynamics shaping our planet’s future.
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