Beth Edmondson is an independent researcher based in Australia. Her work focuses on international responses to global climate change, the possibilities for order in the international political system, the nature of sovereignty and the scope of international law in constructing governmental capacities.

Table of contents

Chapter 1 Sustainability transformations, social transitions and environmental accountabilities: past and present entanglements Beth Edmondson

Chapter 2 Evaluating Transformation Means Transforming Evaluation Michael Quinn Patton

Chapter 3 Climate ethics in carbon footprints David Foord

Chapter 4 Nature, Democracy, and Sustainable Urban Transformations Sarah Clement and Ian Mell

Chapter 5 Sustainability transformations and environmental accountability Beth Edmondson

Chapter 6 Accountable solar energy transitions in financially constrained contexts Siddharth Sareen, Shayan Shokrgozar, Renée Neven-Scharnigg, Bérénice Girard, Abigail Martin and Steven Wolf

Chapter 7 Building socio-environmental resilience Jane Mummery and Josephine Mummery

Chapter 8 Accountable environmental outcomes: collaborative governance and sustainability transformations Candice Carr Kelman

Chapter 9 Environmental stewardship for sustainability transformations Pat Bonney and Jess Reeves

Chapter 10 Tackling the environmental and climate footprint of food systems: How "transformative" is the EU's Farm to Fork Strategy? Jale Tosun and Charlene Marek

Chapter 11 Just Transitions in the Context of Urgent Climate Action Lars Coenen and Bruce Wilson

Chapter 12 Sustainability transformations, social transitions and environmental accountabilities: emerging opportunities Beth Edmondson