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Gita Wirjawan analyzes the paradox of sustainability that stems from the high expectations placed upon developed and developing nations' environmental and economic progress. Focusing on the coal-powered electricity sector—which has underpinned most of the world’s electrification—he examines the time it took for Western European countries and the United States of America to modernize and the time it will take for developing economies, like those in Southeast Asia and India, to modernize while pursuing a quest for sustainable development. Gita also proposes potential solutions, including renewable energy and multilateralism, to mitigate the challenges of achieving modernization and sustainability through greater collaboration among countries. The focus is on how developing countries must concentrate on increasing their renewable energy production capability.

Read the full paper: <a href="https://sgpp.me/paradox">https://sgpp.me/paradox</a>

Thank you Harvard University Asia Center, Harvard Kennedy School Indonesia Program, and Harvard Indonesian Students Association for supporting this episode. Recorded 13 October 2023.

An Indonesian entrepreneur, educator, and Honorary Professor of Politics and International Relations at the University of Nottingham. He is also a visiting scholar at Stanford University’s Shorenstein Asia-Pacific Research Center (APARC) and a fellow at Harvard Kennedy School's Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs.

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Gita Wirjawan analyzes the paradox of sustainability that stems from the high expectations placed upon developed and developing nations' environmental and economic progress.

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