Deep, broad, and rapid society‐wide changes are urgently required to limit global
temperature rise in line with the goals of the Paris Agreement. Since 2005, academics and …

Transitions towards sustainability are urgently needed to address the interconnected
challenges of economic development, ecological integrity, and social justice, from local to …

Urban-led change for sustainability is a key site of intervention in delivering the ambitions of
the Sustainable Development Goals. Within this broad discourse, four umbrella concepts …

Urban sustainability transitions have attracted increasing academic interest. However, the
political-institutional contexts, in which these urban sustainability transitions unfold and by …

Climate change actions in cities worldwide are driving deep changes in urban governance.
We ask whether new capacities for transformative climate governance are emerging in two …

Sustainability transitions aim to comprehensively address key challenges of today's
societies through harmonizing ecological integrity and social viability. During the last …

Smart cities promise to generate economic, social and environmental value through the
seamless connection of urban services and infrastructure by digital technologies (Hollands …

This paper discusses the crucial role cities play in the emergence and formation of
grassroots socio-technical niches for sustainability transitions. Drawing on research …

In recent years, multiple transformative initiatives have been set up in cities across the world
to kick-start transitions of urban systems towards sustainability. Yet to what extent do these …

In response to acute urban mobility and livability challenges, city street experiments have
emerged as a way to explore possible solutions for alternative futures. While the added …