Categories: News

New Publication: Work and welfare transformations in the climate crisis: A research pathway towards an ecological, just transition

Maura Benegiamo, Paul Guillibert and Matteo Villa have published their article “Work and welfare transformations in the climate crisis: A research pathway towards an ecological, just transition” in Sociologia del lavoro.

Abstract

In this introduction to the special issue of Sociologia del lavoro, devoted to labour transformations and welfare policies in the context of the ecological crisis, the authors review the state of the debate, focusing on three emerging concepts: climate justice, just transition and sustainable welfare. They provide an analysis of the academic and non-academic contexts in which these concepts have emerged and the kinds of programmatic questions that they raise for the study of labour transformations, social movements and welfare policies. After discussing how the collected contributions operationalise the three concepts in different empirical and research contexts, the article outlines some critical gaps that warrant being addressed or explored further and propose a few methodological and analytical pointers that  are useful for the continuation of the debate and, thus, the growth of a field of analysis that is destined to occupy a major space in the sociology of labour.

REMARC

Recent Posts

New Publication: Bias Control for M-quantile-based Small Area Estimators

Francesco Schirripa Spagnolo, Gaia Bertarelli, Raymond Chambers, David Haziza, and Nicola Salvati have published their…

2 weeks ago

New Publication: The impact of job stability on monetary poverty in Italy: Causal small area estimation

Katarzyna Reluga, Dehan Kong, Setareh Ranjbar, Nicola Salvati, and Mark van der Laan have published…

2 weeks ago

New Publication: Unseen costs: the inequities of the geography of innovation

Ron Boschma, Rune Dahl Fitjar, Elisa Giuliani and Simona Iammarino have published their article Unseen…

1 year ago

New Publication: Banks and human rights: what do we know?

Elisa Giuliani, Chiara Macchi, Federica Nieri and Verdiana Morreale have published their article Banks and…

1 year ago

New Publication: Inference for big data assisted by small area methods: an application on sustainable development goals sensitivity of enterprises in Italy

Francesco Schirripa Spagnolo, Gaia Bertarelli, Donato Summa, Monica Scannapieco, Monica Pratesi, Stefano Marchetti and Nicola…

1 year ago

Living in the ‘doughnut’: Reconsidering the boundaries via composite indicators

Da alcuni anni sta guadagnando popolarità l’“economia della ciambella” (Doughnut Economics), proposta dall’economista britannica Kate…

1 year ago