Abstract The European Union (EU) began developing climate policy in the 1990s. Since
then, it has built up a broad portfolio of mitigation policy measures and governance tools …

Politicians' engagement with climate change is the focus of an emerging literature, but this
research has not been subjected to systematic analysis. To address this important gap, we …

This article analyses the development of the mix of EU climate policy instruments and the
level of climate policy integration (CPI) in the twenty-first century. Complementing …

The yellow vest movement in France was triggered by a fuel tax increase. The increase was
designed to reduce petrol consumption and hence emissions. However, the costs of this …

Focusing on two key instruments, the Just Transition Fund and the Social Climate Fund, this
article assesses to what extent the EU's pledge for a 'just transition'has the potential to foster …

While climate change is often understood as a collective action and a market problem, we
look at it as a problem of planning and coordination. Long-term planning is necessary to …

Policy makers are under political pressure to adopt policies that achieve net-zero
greenhouse gas emissions. Reaching net zero is a demanding challenge requiring durable …

This article reviews literature on six actor groups engaged in domestic mitigation
governance. It evaluates the usefulness of three climate governance models: market failure …

This research addresses the increasing importance of understanding how Artificial
Intelligence can facilitate the transition of companies to a Circular Economy model. This …

The top-down governance imperative in addressing climate change distinguishes climate
policies from traditional environmental policies catering to bottom-up governance demand …