Towards Sustainable Welfare States in Europe

Contents:

Foreword xiv
Ian Gough

PART I RETHINKING WELFARE STATE SUSTAINABILITY
1 Welfare state sustainability in the 21st century 2
Mi Ah Schoyen, Bjorn Hvinden and Merethe Dotterud Leiren
2 Sustainable development and sustainable welfare:
a changing international agenda 28
Bjorn Hvinden, Mi Ah Schoyen and Merethe Dotterud Leiren

PART II QUANTITATIVE ASSESSMENTS OF THE
POTENTIAL FOR AN ECO-SOCIAL TRANSITION
3 Attitudes towards climate change and economic inequality:
a cross-national comparative study 53
Kristian Heggebo and Bjorn Hvinden
4 Integrating environmental issues within party manifestos:
exploring trends across European welfare states 80
Judith Derndorfer, Roman Hoffmann and Hendrik Theine

PART III ECO-SOCIAL POLICYMAKING (POLITICS
AND POLICY) AT NATIONAL LEVEL
5 Partially institutionalized eco-social policymaking in Germany 109
Mi Ah Schoyen, Max Koch and Marianne Takle
6 Bottom-up pressures, institutional hurdles and political
concerns: the long path towards an 'eco-welfare state' in Italy 131
Marcello Natili, Angelica Puricelli and Matteo Jessoula
7 The Norwegian sustainability paradox: leader abroad,
laggard at home 153
Mi Ah Schoyen and Marianne Takle
8 The United Kingdom: a merging climate and sustainability
agenda 175
Merethe Dotterud Leiren and Marianne Takle

PART IV EUROPE AS A DRIVER FOR THE
ECO-SOCIAL AGENDA?
9 Towards an EU eco-social agenda? From Europe 2020 to
the European Green Deal 199
Sebastiano Sabato, Matteo Mandelli and Matteo Jessoula
10 Eco-social mobilization at the supranational level? The
case of 'The Right to Energy for All Europeans' coalition 220
Matteo Jessoula and Matteo Mandelli

PART V CONCLUSIONS
11 Sustainable European welfare states: the way forward 241
Bjorn Hvinden, Merethe Dotterud Leiren and Mi Ah
Schoyen

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• Aquecimento global
• A política ambiental e protocolos
• Teoria social

eco-social policy; welfare states; climate change; sustainable development; Europe; just transition