Emerging Governance of a Green Economy

Jenny M. Fairbrass is an Associate Professor at the University of East Anglia. She is a multi- and transdisciplinary researcher with almost 30 years' experience of investigating the European Union. Her research combines political science, environmental studies and management studies. She has led several large international research teams and has published widely in the areas of environmental policy, energy policy and corporate social responsibility. Nicholas Vasilakos is Lecturer in International Business at the University of East Anglia, faculty member of the Centre for Competition Policy, and faculty member of the Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research. Nicholas is one of the two recipients of the 2012 Campbell Watkins award by the International Association for Energy Economics.

1. The green economy: Setting out the agenda Jenny M. Fairbrass, Nicholas Vasilakos; 2. The green economy: Changing meanings in a changing world David Benson, Jenny M. Fairbrass, Irene Lorenzoni, Tim O' Riordan, Duncan Russel; 3. The green economy as good governance: The right thing to do? Jaap Rozema, Jenny M. Fairbrass, Nicholas Vasilakos; 4. On the verge of a second revolution in the European Union's utilities market for energy production? The role of social enterprises Thomas Hoerber, Alejandro Agafonow, Amanar Akhabbar; 5. 'Great expectations': The green economy discourse and practice in Romania Simona Davidescu; 6. Overcoming structural disadvantages with local green economies? The case of two maritime cities Jeremy Moulton, Winfried Osthorst, Pauline Deutz, Andy Jonas, Rüdiger Wurzel; 7. Shifting models of energy companies towards green economy in Europe Rosa Maria Fernandez; 8. Carbon calculation and the urban green economic opportunity Will Eadson, Aidan While; 9. The green economy: Key lessons and the way forward Nicholas Vasilakos, Jenny M. Fairbrass.