Energy and Environmental Justice: Movements, Solidarities, and Critical Connections

Acknowledgments
Contents
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Chapter 1: Energy from the Perspective of Environmental Justice
	Introduction: EJ Movements and Critiques
	Repoliticizing Energy Histories
	Racial Production
	Energy as ‘the Capacity to do Commodifiable Work’
	Extractivism
	Settler Colonialism and Sovereignty
	Autonomy, Prefiguration, and the State
	References
Chapter 2: Transitions Beyond Crisis: Pluralism, Restoration, Degrowth
	Introduction: Transitions as Collaborative Projects of Justice
	Pluralism and Diversity
	From Just Transition to Restorative Environmental Justice
	Degrowth
	Energy Sovereignty
	References
Chapter 3: A Critical Energy Research Agenda
	Introduction: Beyond the ‘energy justice’ Framework
	Critical Environmental Justice
	Climate, Water, Cultural Justice
	Multispecies Justice
	Reflexivity, Solidarity, and Refusal
	Critical Energy Research
	References
Appendix: Energy Collectives
	I. Dhundi Saur Urja Utpadak Sahakari Mandali [Dhundi Solar Pump Irrigators’ Cooperative Enterprise] (Gujarat, India)
		Dhundi ‘Saur Urja Utpadak Sahakari Mandali’ (Solar Pump Irrigators’ Cooperative Enterprise)
	II. Eigg Electric Ltd. (Scotland, U.K.)
		Eigg, Land Reform, and Decarbonization
Index