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Re-scaling IPE: local government, sustainable energy and change
2019
Review of International Political Economy
Sustainable energy has emerged as a new area of policy, in part as a response to greater political acceptance of the need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Local governments are understood to be potentially important actors here, but also as having been constrained in their political capacities by neoliberal political institutions and the centralised nature of energy systems. This paper combines insights from energy IPE, political geography, new institutionalism and socio-technical
doi:10.1080/09692290.2018.1527239
fatcat:xbh6qrhdjzfd5bctfma2t77erm