Why do some countries assign a major role to wind energy in decarbonizing their electricity
systems, while others are much less committed to this technology? We argue that processes …

While numerous studies have argued that public preferences need to be considered in
energy transitions, the public has rarely informed the choice of normative scenarios from …

Smart second-generation policies for energy transition governance have been less studied
and reviewed in the literature. They are also difficult to compare or measure in terms of their …

Many governments and non-state actors have pledged to achieve net-zero greenhouse gas
emissions, raising questions about the feasibility of these decarbonization goals. The …

Against the background of the European decarbonization strategy, this study examines the
extent to which the expansion of renewable energies can lead to tensions with the social …

Abstract The" job-killing" narrative, a seeming economic argument, also serves to legitimize
opposition to climate policy by obscuring ideological motives. We investigated how workers' …

The increasing scrutinization of polluting industries raises concern for corporate leaders
responsible for sustaining profitability while reducing environmental impacts. Nested in the …