Bradlow’s research focuses on the challenges and opportunities associated with transitioning to electric vehicle manufacturing in countries in the Global South, which have traditionally been known for producing combustion engine vehicles. The author emphasizes the importance of understanding the implications of this shift, particularly for middle-income countries in these regions.
In collaboration with Kentikelenis, Bradlow delves into the removal of intellectual property rights for vaccines as a way to illustrate the possibilities for transferring green technologies. This analysis sheds light on how countries in the Global South can adapt and adopt new technologies to align with global sustainability goals.
Bradlow’s work highlights the complex nature of technological change in the context of addressing climate change on a global scale. The author asserts that navigating this transition is essential for the future of industries in the Global South and for achieving sustainable development goals worldwide.
