11 Social movements and eco-social transition

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents iii
3. List of figures and tables v
4. Notes on contributors vi
5. Introduction 1
6. Normative and theoretical perspectives
7. Eco-social policies for planetary well-being 11
8. Wealth and income maxima for sustainable welfare: ecological reasons for economic limitarianism 24
9. Sustainable welfare as a new paradigm in social policy 38
10. The growth-independent welfare state 54
11. When the lifeworld colonises the system: the uncertain political prospects of eco-social transitions 69
12. Conceptualising consensus: constitutive elements of a political sociology of eco-social contestation and conflict 82
13. Eco-social politics
14. European trade unions and the eco-social nexus 95
15. Politics, environment and justice in the European Union 108
16. Public support for eco-social policies: insights from focus group studies in Germany and Italy 123
17. Public participation in eco-social policies: exploring mechanisms for bridging the gap 138
18. Social movements and eco-social transition 153
19. Eco-social policies
20. Proposals for sustainable welfare policies 169
21. Eco-social food policy design: getting food systems inside the doughnut 181
22. Combating residential energy poverty in existing dwellings: eco-social policies and sustainable welfare in Denmark and Ireland 196
23. Synergies and trade-offs between social and green public procurement 210
24. The European Green Deal and the gradual emergence of an EU framework for a just transition 227
25. Implementing just transition efforts across the EU: from decarbonisation to eco-social policies 240
26. The eco-social nexus from a global perspective
27. The eco-social nexus in urban climate transitions 257
28. Just transitions in climate and sustainable governance: a perspective from the South 270
29. Eco-social policy in the liberal world of welfare: the institutional opportunities for socio-ecological transitions in Anglo-Saxon regimes 283
30. International organisations in the eco-social transformation: strategies, policies and programmes 297
31. Conclusions 312
32. Index 314