Research Handbook on the Green Economy

Edited by Andrew Jones and Patrik Ström

in Books from Edward Elgar Publishing

Abstract: Outlining how the concepts of green economy and green growth have become the forefront of policy and political debates within the last decade, this compelling Research Handbook investigates the policies and plans that utilise these concepts at both the local and global level to achieve a truly green economy. This title contains one or more Open Access chapters.

Keywords: Economics and Finance; Environment; Geography; Politics and Public Policy Urban and Regional Studies (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2024
ISBN: 9781789904826
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Introduction: conceptualising research into the green economy , pp 1-11

Andrew Jones and Patrik Ström

Ch 2 Green economy definitions: recent trends and developments , pp 13-33

Lucien Georgeson

Ch 3 Green growth , pp 34-50

David Gibbs

Ch 4 The circular economy , pp 51-63

Brita Hermelin

Ch 5 Are all industries now green? , pp 64-80

Grete Rusten

Ch 6 Agenda 2030 and the green economy , pp 81-94

Marie Stenseke

Ch 7 Green finance: possible misallocation of portfolio assets and net carbon tax proposals , pp 96-109

Naoyuki Yoshino, Tomonori Yuyama and Farhad Taghizadeh-Hesary

Ch 8 Product circulation and remanufacturing , pp 110-127

Mitsutaka Matsumoto

Ch 9 Green services , pp 128-140

Patrik Ström

Ch 10 Servitization and the green economy , pp 141-159

Keiko Toya

Ch 11 Construction and the green economy , pp 160-177

Julia Affolderbach and Christian Schulz

Ch 12 Bioeconomy and international trade in Latin America , pp 178-193

Ximena Olmos and Nanno Mulder

Ch 13 Second-stage challenges and opportunities for renewable energy and national variation in adoption , pp 194-219

Paul Midford

Ch 14 Green tourism , pp 220-242

Lucia Pizzichini

Ch 15 Lean and the green economy: the promise of a waste-free society? , pp 244-257

Daryl J. Powell

Ch 16 Green everywhere? Institutional greenwashing and injustice in the green economy , pp 258-278

Kirstie O’Neill

Ch 17 Green economies in the Global South: framings, experiences, and immanent challenges , pp 279-297

James T. Murphy

Ch 18 Coda: future directions and challenges for research into the green economy , pp 299-300

Andrew Jones and Patrik Ström

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