This essay builds on the contributions to this special issue to advance a historical relational
approach to labour studies, industrial relations, and Environmental Labour Studies (ELS) …

What does climate change mean for the field of industrial relations? In this article, we argue
that a meaningful disciplinary response to climate change requires more than simply …

The notion of 'just transition'(JT) is an attempt to align climate and energy objectives with the
material concerns of industrial workers, frontline communities, and marginalised groups …

Much scholarship in the nascent field of climate crisis and labour assumes that trade unions
can readily become agents of “just transition” to post‑carbon energy systems but simply lack …

The automotive industry's transition toward electric vehicles is a key challenge for organised
labour in the sector. In this context, shifting production towards socially and ecologically …

Scientific evidence highlights the pivotal role for structural change in pursuit of the
sustainability transformation. A particular challenge for research on structural aspects of …

To break the vicious circle of mutually reinforcing climate and social crises, there is a rapidly
growing literature around integrated public policy instruments called eco-social policies. The …

The transition from fossil fuels poses risks to communities and industries dependent on
carbon-heavy work. This article calls for geographical scholarship to engage more fully with …

Europe's current multiple social, ecological and geopolitical crises reveal an urgent need for
change. Underlying these crises is a capital accumulation regime focused on generating …

This article contributes to debates about trade unions and the environment by studying
international variation in the association between union membership and support for …