Demanding Sustainability: Pillars to (Re-)Build a Shared Prosperity

Foreword
Acknowledgements
Contents
Notes on Contributors
Abbreviations
List of Figures
List of Tables
List of Boxes
1 Introduction
	From Crisis to Opportunity
	Demanding Sustainability
	Structure of the Volume
	Defining Pillars for Shared Sustainable Prosperity: Theoretical Framing
		Overview of Theoretical Framing
		Strong Sustainability
		Critical Pragmatism
		Socio-Technical Transitions
		Just Sustainabilities and Just Transitions
		Transdisciplinarity
	References
2 An Ecological Prosperity (Pillar One)
	Resource Over/Under-Consumption
	Defining the Limits
	Sustainable Development Goals
	Delivering Pillar One
	References
3 A Decarbonized Economy (Pillar Two)
	A Frightening Emissions Gap
	Economy as a Driver of Ecological Degradation
	Systemic Change
	Green New Deal
	Transformative Levels of Investment
	Delivering Pillar Two
	References
4 A Shared (Cost) Burden (Pillar Three)
	Carbon Injustice
	Unsustainable Cost Burdens
	Paying up for Climate Action
	Delivering Pillar Three
	References
5 A Transformative Social Sustainability (Pillar Four)
	Recognizing the Social Domain
	Justice Principles
	Social Innovation
	Delivering Pillar Four
	References
6 A Just Resilience (Pillar Five)
	Existential Risks
	‘Bounce Forward’ Sustainability
	Targeting ‘Just Disruptions’
	Delivering Pillar Five
	References
7 Implementing the Pillars: Towards Shared Sustainable Prosperity
	Linking the Pillars
	Integrated Responses to the Climate Crisis
	Justice as an Instrument of Transition, Sustainability and Resilience
	Capacity Building for Resilience
	The Importance of Geography
	The Challenge(s) Ahead
	References
8 Conclusions
	Seizing the Moment
	Bouncing Forward
	Getting the Job Done
	References
Index