Policies and politics are crucial elements of sustainability transitions. Transition pathways
unfold as a result of continuous struggles of actors over policy goals and instruments. Taking …

In recent years, research on government policies in sustainability transition studies has
proliferated, largely focusing on their role to drive transformational change through …

What are the origins of global regulation? This article proposes that the developmental state—
the state investing in economic development—can be a source of global environmental …

Net zero targets have rapidly become the guiding principle of climate policy, implying the
use of carbon dioxide removal (CDR) to compensate for residual emissions. At the same …

This article offers a systematic exploration of why interest groups sign up to the European
Union Transparency Register, a non‐binding lobby regulation system. We distinguish …

This study examines the outcome of collective political strategy across countries, within the
context of new greenhouse gas regulations in the European Union. Drawing on the …

Striving to mitigate climate change, the European Union has adopted net-zero greenhouse
gas emissions as a target for 2050. In this paper, European chemical industry roadmaps …

This paper provides a firm‐level perspective on sustainability transitions by analysing how
government can use transition policy mixes to entice industry incumbents to adapt their …

Purpose This study aims to examine how the characteristics of lobbyists–type, size and
country of origin–affect the nature of the feedback submitted to the European Commission …

Who gets what in high-level European Union (EU) negotiations and how? This study draws
on data concerning stakeholder preferences during heated negotiations leading to the EU's …