Policy
I am keen to facilitate the take-up of my academic research by policymakers. To this end, I collaborate extensively with international organisations and civil society to reach broader policy audiences. Often I do this through talks, conferences, advisory work, and other dissemination activities. But I also do it through authoring policy reports, which generally focus on the same themes as my scholarly work (global health, social protection, the green transition, and the development of policies to meet such objectives). Most of these reports are freely available below; the remainder I am happy to share on request.
Kentikelenis, A., and T. Stubbs (2026). The IMF’s Climate Turn: Lending, Debt and Extractive Dependence. Recourse Foundation.
Kentikelenis, A., and T. Stubbs (2025). Green Rhetoric, Grey Reality: IMF Surveillance and Climate Action, 2022–2025. Recourse Foundation.
Bradlow, B., and A. Kentikelenis (2025). BRICS and the Green Industrialization of the Future. Plataforma CIPÓ.
Kentikelenis, A., and T. Stubbs (2024). Off Track: The Long Road to Mainstreaming Climate Action into IMF Lending. Recourse Foundation.
Kentikelenis, A., and T. Stubbs (2024). Greening IMF Lending: Elusive Prospects, Mixed Evidence. Recourse Foundation.
Kentikelenis, A. (2023). Ties that Bind: Finance Ministries, Central Banks, and the Well-Being Economy. World Health Organization.
Not public; available on request.
Kentikelenis, A., R. Moshrif, A. Bouzaïene, S. Mechmech, and N. Abdo (2023). The Middle East and North Africa Gap: Prosperity for the Rich, Austerity for the Rest. Oxfam International.
Kentikelenis, A., and T. Stubbs (2023). The IMF and Social Spending Floors: A Fig Leaf for Austerity?. Oxfam International.
Stubbs, T., and A. Kentikelenis (2023). Blind Spots: The Green Transition and the IMF’s Economic Surveillance. Recourse Foundation.
Stubbs, T., and A. Kentikelenis (2023). IMF Lending and the Road to Green Transition: One Step Forward, One Step Back. Recourse Foundation.
Stubbs, T., and A. Kentikelenis (2022). Cautious Optimism: How IMF Economic Surveillance can Foster the Green Transition. Recourse Foundation.
Stubbs, T., and A. Kentikelenis (2022). Mixed Messages: IMF Loans and the Green Transition in Argentina and Pakistan. Recourse Foundation.
Kentikelenis, A., T. Stubbs, and B. Reinsberg (2022). The IMF and the Road to a Green and Inclusive Recovery after Covid-19. Centre for Business Research Special Report, Cambridge Judge Business School.
Kentikelenis, A., and T. Stubbs (2021). Missing Links: How Climate Change Remains Peripheral to IMF Economic Surveillance Activities. Recourse Foundation.
Stubbs, T., and A. Kentikelenis (2021). Out of the Shadows: Integrating Climate Change into IMF Technical Assistance. Recourse Foundation.
Kentikelenis, A., and D. Stuckler (2021). The Politics of Funding Health Policy and Systems Research. World Health Organization.
Not public; available on request.
Doyle, K., T. Forster, A. Kentikelenis, and H. Legido-Quigley (2019). Reducing Health Inequalities: The Role of Civil Society. Foundation for European Progressive Studies (FEPS).
Forster, T., A. Kentikelenis, and C. Bambra (2018). Health Inequalities in Europe: Setting the Stage for Progressive Policy Action. Foundation for European Progressive Studies (FEPS).