低炭素産業主義の台頭：生産・規制・空間を通じた世界経済の再編成
The rise of low-carbon industrialism: how the world economy is reconfigured through production, regulation, and space (原題)
E. W. Stapper
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日本語
本稿は、資本主義の再編を促す新たな計画秩序を分析する概念として「低炭素産業主義」を提唱する。グリーン産業政策研究が生産・労働・規制・空間を部分的に扱うのに対し、これらを統合的に捉える枠組みを提示し、世界経済の中核・周辺地域の階層変動や、労働組合・鉱業企業など多様な主体の役割を強調する。分析的には、デカルト的二元論の克服、社会法的アプローチによる「法廷闘争」の分析、そして低炭素産業主義を地球規模の関係的プロセスとして捉えることを提唱する。
English
This article proposes 'low-carbon industrialism' as a conceptual tool to study the emerging planning order reorganizing capitalism. It argues that green industrial policy scholarship treats production, labor, regulation, and space partially, and offers a broader framework to theorize their reconfiguration together. The concept illuminates uneven spatial, labor, and regulatory transformations reshaping the world economy, including shifting core-periphery hierarchies and the roles of labor unions and mining firms. It calls for three analytical moves: overcoming Cartesian dualism, adopting a socio-legal approach to lawfare, and viewing low-carbon industrialism as a global relational process.
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📝 gxceed 編集解説 — Why this matters
日本のGX文脈において
日本のGX政策（GX推進法、GX経済移行債、産業立地政策）は、生産・労働・規制・空間を個別に扱いがちだが、本稿の統合的枠組みは、日本の産業再編や地域間格差を理解する上で示唆に富む。特に、労働組合や地域社会の役割を重視する視点は、日本の「公正な移行」議論に貢献し得る。
In the global GX context
Globally, this article contributes to debates on green industrial policy by integrating production, labor, regulation, and space, offering a framework to analyze the uneven development of low-carbon transitions. It challenges narrow economic or technological perspectives and highlights the political and spatial dimensions of decarbonization, relevant for ISSB/CSRD reporting and transition finance discussions that often overlook labor and regional impacts.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:Provides a theoretical framework to analyze the political economy of low-carbon transitions, integrating production, labor, regulation, and space.
🏢実務担当者:Offers a macro-level perspective on how decarbonization reshapes industries and regions, useful for strategic planning and stakeholder engagement.
🏛政策担当者:Highlights the need for integrated policy approaches that consider labor, spatial, and regulatory dimensions in green industrial policy.
📄 Abstract（原文）
This article conceptualises low-carbon industrialism as a conceptual tool for studying the emerging planning order through which capitalism is being reorganised. While scholarship on green industrial policy has shown how states use regulation to align climate goals with competitiveness, it often treats production, labour, regulation, and space in partial ways. I argue that a broader framework is needed to theorise how these dimensions are reconfigured together. The concept of low-carbon industrialism thus provides a framework for understanding a new accumulation regime and the uneven spatial, labour, and regulatory transformations reshaping the world economy.This process is transforming the hierarchies between core and peripheral regions of the world economy and is driven by a myriad of actors, including labour unions and mining firms. Therefore, we need to understand these multiscalar processes as unfolding, relational, and contingent. Hence, this article calls for three analytical moves: first, overcoming Cartesian dualism and paying attention to working-class environmentalism; second, adopting a socio-legal approach to understand lawfare; and third, understanding low-carbon industrialism as a global, relational process by scrutinising the regulatory power and productive capacity of regions.
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