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2026 International Aid Groups are Dealing with the Pain of Slashed USAID Funding by Cutting Staff, Localizing, and Coordinating Better Jennifer Hadden · The Conversation 0 2026 New Era for NGOs: Reimagining Civil Society’s Role and Possibilities Jennifer Hadden · Prospects for Children in 2026: A Global Outlook. United Nations Children’s Fund 2025 Crowded Out: The Competitive Landscape of Contemporary International NGOs Jennifer Hadden · Cambridge University Press 7 2025 Home Field Advantage: How Developer Identity Shapes Public Opinion about Energy Projects in Major Emerging Economies. Jennifer Hadden · International Studies Quarterly 3 2025 Improving Future Climate Meetings Jennifer Hadden · Nature Climate Change 4 2025 NGOs Can Speak the Truth and Enable Ambition Jennifer Hadden · One Earth 2025 Public Opposition to Coal-Fired Power in Emerging Economies. Jennifer Hadden · Energy Policy 4 2025 The End of the Age of NGOs? How Civil Society Lost Its Post-Cold War Power Jennifer Hadden · Foreign Affairs 2025 The Paris Agreement is on Life Support – Here’s How to do Better Jennifer Hadden · World Politics Review 2025 Tracking Opposition to New Wind Infrastructure in the Developing World Jennifer Hadden · Brown University Climate Solutions Lab 2025 Unmuting the message: Climate communication in a complex world Jennifer Hadden · One Earth · Scholar only 1 2025 Unpacking the Tradeoff Between Equity and Climate Resilience in U.S. Climate Policy. Jennifer Hadden · npj Climate Action 0 2025 When Boundaries are Blurred: Infrastructure Needs in Support of the Climate Displaced. Jennifer Hadden · Frontiers in Climate 1 2024 How Do NGOs Choose Their Partners? The Role of Homophily in a Transnational Advocacy Network on Climate Change. Jennifer Hadden · Nonprofit and Voluntary Sector Quarterly 4 2024 How Many International Non-Governmental Organizations Are There? Assessing Missingness and Its Implications in INGO Datasets Jennifer Hadden · Scholar only 2024 The Value of Unrealistic Targets: Why Some Climate Activists are Unwilling to Abandon the 1.5 C Target. Jennifer Hadden · npj Climate Action 7 2023 Introduction: What Scholars Know (and Need to Know) about the Politics of Climate Change. Jennifer Hadden · PS: Political Science & Politics 15 2023 Protecting Giants: NGO Decision-making for Elephant Conservation Jennifer Hadden · Yale School of Management, Teaching Case Study. Yale Case 23-014 2023 Review of The Ecocentrists: A History of Radical Environmentalism by Keith Makoto Woodhouse Jennifer Hadden · Global Environmental Politics 0 2023 The Role of Social Acceptance in the Green Energy Transition Jennifer Hadden · University of Texas LBJ School of Public Policy 1 2022 Participation Incentives in an Elite Survey of International Non-Profit Professionals. Jennifer Hadden · Research & Politics 18 2022 Transition, Hedge, or Resist? Understanding Political and Economic Behavior Toward Decarbonization in the Oil and Gas Industry. Jennifer Hadden · Review of International Political Economy 226 2022 Using Earnings Calls to Understand the Political Behavior of Major Polluters. Jennifer Hadden · Global Environmental Politics 19 2021 Civil Society, Networks, and Contention around Environmental Issues Jennifer Hadden · The Oxford Handbook of Comparative Environmental Politics 2 2021 How Did Environmental Governance Become So Complex? Understanding Mutualism Between Environmental NGOs and International Organizations. Jennifer Hadden · International Studies Review 26 2021 What’s Different about the Environment? Environmental NGOs in Comparative Perspective Jennifer Hadden · Environmental Politics 30 2020 Book Review Essay: Why Are Fossil Fuels So Entrenched? Jennifer Hadden · Global Environmental Politics 5 2020 How Transnational Advocacy Networks Shape NGO Strategies on Climate Change in Europe Jennifer Hadden · Scholar only 2020 Will Oil Companies Decarbonize? Jennifer Hadden · The Washington Post 2019 Density and Decline in the Founding of International NGOs in the United States. Jennifer Hadden · International Studies Quarterly 92 2019 Reflections on Climate Activism and the Green New Deal Jennifer Hadden · Mobilizing Ideas 2019 The Power of Peers: How Transnational Advocacy Networks Shape NGO Strategies on Climate Change. Jennifer Hadden · British Journal of Political Science 138 2018 Between Preservation and Exploitation: Transnational Advocacy Networks and Conservation in Developing Countries. By Kemi Fuentes-George. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2016. 344p. $65.00 cloth, $32.00 paper. Jennifer Hadden · Perspectives on Politics · Scholar only 2018 Response to Kemi Fuentes-George’s review of Networks in Contention: The Divisive Politics of Climate Change Jennifer Hadden · Perspectives on Politics · Scholar only 2018 Review of The Authority Trap: Strategic Choices of International NGOs by Sarah Stroup and Wendy Wong Jennifer Hadden · International Politics Reviews 0 2018 The Relational Sources of Advocacy Strategies: Comparative Evidence from the U.S. and European Climate Change Sectors. Jennifer Hadden · Policy Studies Journal 11 2017 Arctic Council Expert Group on Black Carbon and Methane: Summary of Recommendations and Progress Jennifer Hadden 2017 Exploring the Framing Power of NGOs in Global Climate Politics. Jennifer Hadden · Environmental Politics 258 2017 Forum on Paris Agreement Withdrawal Jennifer Hadden · Duck of Minerva 2017 Learning From Defeat: The Strategic Reorientation of the U.S. Climate Movement Jennifer Hadden · Climate Action in a Globalizing World 23 2017 Political Networks and the Politics of the Environment Jennifer Hadden · Oxford Handbook of Political Networks 21 2016 What Role for Non-State Actors in the New Climate Governance? Jennifer Hadden · Duck of Minerva 2016 What’s in a Norm? Mapping the Norm Definition Process in the Debate on Sustainable Development. Jennifer Hadden · Global Governance: A Review of Multilateralism and International Organizations 56 2015 Expansion, Evolution, and Impact of the Global Climate Movement [Guest Editor’s Introduction] Jennifer Hadden · Mobilizing Ideas 2015 From Science to Justice: What Explains Framing Shifts in Climate Activism? Jennifer Hadden · Mobilizing Ideas · needs review 2015 Networks in Contention: The Divisive Politics of Climate Change Jennifer Hadden · Cambridge University Press · needs review 542 2015 NGOs and Climate Advocacy Jennifer Hadden · International Politics Reviews · Scholar only 1 2015 Review Forum: Reflections on Networks in Contention and the New Climate Governance Jennifer Hadden · International Politics Review 2015 The Global Justice Movement in the United States since Seattle, Jennifer Hadden and Sidney Tarrow Jennifer Hadden · Global Justice Movement · Scholar only · needs review 23 2014 Explaining Variation in Transnational Climate Change Activism: The Role of Inter-Movement Spillover. Jennifer Hadden · Global Environmental Politics 135
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International Aid Groups are Dealing with the Pain of Slashed USAID Funding by Cutting Staff, Localizing, and Coordinating Better

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Jennifer Hadden and Sarah Stroup. 2026. “International Aid Groups are Dealing with the Pain ofSlashed USAID Funding by Cutting Staff, Localizing, and Coordinating Better.” The Conversationhttps://theconversation.com/international-aid-groups-are-dealing-with-the-pain-of-slashed-usaid-funding-by-cutting-staff-localizing-and-coordinating-better-273184

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