Add to ORKGThe rise of a transitions discourse in Dutch environmental policy is analysed. This new approach to environmental policy seeks radically more sustainable socio-technical systems. As such, its agenda constitutes the latest twist in attempts at ecological modernisation, aiming to decouple economic growth from harmful environmental degradation. The coalescence and influence of a transitions discourse coalition, which has helped shape national environmental policy planning in recent years, is contextualised and analysed. Its limited success in institutionalising procedures for structural change in the energy domain suggests ecological modernisation remains elusive
Investing in renewable energy sources (RES) is one pivotal way to ensure future energy sustainabilit...
Energy transitions to sustainability receive much interest in politics and science. Using a socio-te...
Energy transitions to sustainability receive much interest in politics and science. Using a socio-te...
The rise of a transitions discourse in Dutch environmental policy is analysed. This new approach to...
In 2001 the Dutch government adopted a new policy in its Fourth National Environmental Policy Plan. ...
textabstractMany countries are committed to sustainability but are struggling with how to do this. M...
AbstractSince its introduction in the National Environmental Policy Plan in 2001 the notion of ‘ener...
Various countries seek to establish an energy transition, a structural change towards a more sustain...
In the netherlands, the national government is committed towards altering the systems of energy, tra...
Increasingly, researchers and policy makers are confronting the challenge of restructuring energy sy...
textabstractThe term transition is a key term of the fourth national environmental policy plan (NMP4...
Recently, calls have increased for a paradigm shift or transition towards resource recovery and a ci...
A fundamental transformation of our current energy system in the future is inevitable. To this end, ...
Many countries are committed to sustainability but are struggling with how to do this. Most countrie...
Abstract: A fundamental transformation of our current energy system in the future is inevitable. To ...
Investing in renewable energy sources (RES) is one pivotal way to ensure future energy sustainabilit...
Energy transitions to sustainability receive much interest in politics and science. Using a socio-te...
Energy transitions to sustainability receive much interest in politics and science. Using a socio-te...
The rise of a transitions discourse in Dutch environmental policy is analysed. This new approach to...
In 2001 the Dutch government adopted a new policy in its Fourth National Environmental Policy Plan. ...
textabstractMany countries are committed to sustainability but are struggling with how to do this. M...
AbstractSince its introduction in the National Environmental Policy Plan in 2001 the notion of ‘ener...
Various countries seek to establish an energy transition, a structural change towards a more sustain...
In the netherlands, the national government is committed towards altering the systems of energy, tra...
Increasingly, researchers and policy makers are confronting the challenge of restructuring energy sy...
textabstractThe term transition is a key term of the fourth national environmental policy plan (NMP4...
Recently, calls have increased for a paradigm shift or transition towards resource recovery and a ci...
A fundamental transformation of our current energy system in the future is inevitable. To this end, ...
Many countries are committed to sustainability but are struggling with how to do this. Most countrie...
Abstract: A fundamental transformation of our current energy system in the future is inevitable. To ...
Investing in renewable energy sources (RES) is one pivotal way to ensure future energy sustainabilit...
Energy transitions to sustainability receive much interest in politics and science. Using a socio-te...
Energy transitions to sustainability receive much interest in politics and science. Using a socio-te...