Natural resource consumption and the digital economy are increasingly critical in
empowering industrial green transformation, which is also an ongoing and valuable topic …

We examine the ways in which political realities shape industrial policy through the lens of
modern political economy. We consider two broad “governance constraints”:(1) the political …

Many of the barriers to progress in addressing environmental problems, such as climate
change, are political. We argue that politics should not be seen only as a constraint but be …

The need for faster and deeper transitions toward more sustainable development pathways
is now widely recognized. How to meet that need has been at the center of a growing body …

All aspects of the global energy transition-from decarbonization to adaptation-require
massive investments of several trillion US Dollars annually. In the respective debates in …

The political economy of lithium, a “critical mineral” for the renewable energy transition, is
marked by two striking developments. First, Global North governments that have historically …

The fear of falling behind has been a driving force of European integration. Historically,
Europe's response to the looming angst of declining competitiveness has been more market …

This paper applies insights from the literature on transitions in major consumption–
production systems to clarify the nature of the challenge of moving to a net-zero greenhouse …

Carbon pricing has received prominent support as the key policy to reduce greenhouse gas
emissions. Yet, in the context of heightened geopolitical tensions and risks of supply chain …

Environmental management control systems (EMCSs) effectively integrate environmental
objectives into corporate decision-making, yet implementation costs may discourage their …