Fellows & Grantees

Jeffrey Broadbent

Abe Fellowship 2005
Project Title
Reciprocity and Negotiation on Diffuse Risks: Climate-Change Policy Networks in Japan, the United States, Germany and Austria
Institutional Affiliation (at time of award)
Associate Professor, Sociology, University of Minnesota / Twin Cities

Bio

Jeffrey Broadbent. (Ph.D. Harvard University 1982). Professor Department of Sociology, University of Minnesota.
Specializ ation in comparative political sociology, culture and networks. His book Environmental Politics in Japan:
Networks of Power and Protest (Cambridge, 1998) received Ohira Masayoshi award (2000) and Best Book award
from Environmental Sociology Section of the American Sociological Association (2001). Co- author of Comparing
Policy Networks: Labor Politics in the US, Germany and Japan (Cambridge U Press, 1996). Founder in 2007 of
Compon (COMparing climate change POlicy Networks) project on the politics of emissions reductions with teams in
25 societies. Co- editor East Asian Social Movements: Power, Conflict and Change in a Dynamic Region (Springer,
2011). Many journal articles and chapters.

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