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Alexander Nurse Alessia Calafiore Richard Dunning
15-minute cities: how to separate the reality from the conspiracy theory
The Conversation
The following publications reflect the research agenda of the JUST Centre and our ambition to develop the insights and evidence needed for a joined-up approach to sustainability and social justice in the UK and globally.
Alexander Nurse Alessia Calafiore Richard Dunning
15-minute cities: how to separate the reality from the conspiracy theory
The Conversation
A five-point plan for a green and fair future
The Young Foundation blog
Co-producing research: 6 key considerations
The Manchester Urban Institute
For a greener future, we need more than new skills and social mobility - we need fairness
Business Green
Lucie Middlemiss Matthew Paterson Samanthi Theminimulle
Joined-up sustainability transformations in the UK: Characterising action in the North of England and beyond
Lucie Middlemiss Caroline Snell
Just Climate Futures: Integrating Social Inclusion Into The Net Zero Transition
Bristol University Press
Lucie Middlemiss Diana Ivanova
Looking at the data differently to highlight those left in the cold
Shorthand
Joshua Emden
More than money: moving towards a relational approach to retrofitting
IPPR blog
Stefan Bouzarovski Lilia Karpinska Katherine Sugar Sławomir Śmiech
Networked, fragmented, unequal: The emergent landscape of home energy advice provision in England
Applied Geography
New spaces, ordinary practices: circulating and sharing in diverse economies of provisioning
Geoforum
Emily Morrison Samanthi Theminimulle Tania Carregha
Our journey to net zero: Understanding household and community participation in the UK’s transition to a greener future
The Young Foundation
Tania Carregha Nameerah Hameed Julie McLaren Rachael Orr
People powering the green transition
The Young Foundation
Stefan Bouzarovski Karla G. Cedano-Villavicencio Laurence L. Delina Mari Martiskainen Tony G. Reames Neil Simcock
Reframing how we talk about 'energy poverty'
Nature Energy
Carolyn Snell Lucie Middlemiss
The Climate Challenge: Making Net Zero Socially Inclusive
Social Policy Association
The Infrastructural Labor of Residential Energy Intermediation: Enacting Solidarity in Times of Crisis
Professional Geographer
The quiet labour of energy (in)justice struggles
Dialogues in Human Geography
We asked the British public what they really think about net zero – here’s what we found
The Conversation
Sherilyn MacGregor Matthew Paterson Helen Holmes
Why we need connected strategies for net zero and levelling up
Academy of Social Sciences, comment and analysis
‘Levelling up’ the UK is a golden opportunity for climate action – but the government is failing
The Conversation