Science tells us that a new and dangerous stage in planetary evolution has begun—the
Anthropocene, a time of rising temperatures, extreme weather, rising oceans, and mass …

" Chapter 1 Introduction: the Global Political Economy of Energy Transitions The question of
whether and how we can collectively steer our economy and society onto a lower carbon …

Corporations are primary emitters of greenhouse gases yet are also portrayed as key agents
in responding to climate change. This overview article explains corporate responses to the …

This paper offers a new, interdisciplinary framework for the analysis of governing for
sustainable energy system change by drawing together insights from, and offering critiques …

Getting renewable energies to a position of price competitiveness with fossil fuels has long
been seen as a key challenge to the counter-carbon energy transition. Less discussed, but …

Meanwhile, 1000 kilometres to the northeast, in many parts of the state of Alberta, mining
companies are actively extracting as many fossil fuels as the domestic and international …

What does IPE have to contribute to pressing policy and academic debates about the
urgently required transition to a low carbon global economy? Despite the obviously global …

An examination of shifting global power dynamics in climate change politics, and how this
affects our ability to achieve equitable and sustainable climate outcomes. After nearly a …

The extraction of unconventional oil and gas—from shale rocks, tight sand, and coalbed
formations—is shifting the geographies of fossil fuel production, with complex …

Uneven access to low carbon finance and technology may give rise to energy transition
frontrunners and laggards. This article offers a first conceptualization of the risks of an …