Innovative Solidarities in Europe’s Sustainability Transitions: A Mechanism-Based Account
欧州の持続可能な移行における革新的な連帯：メカニズムに基づく説明 (AI 翻訳)
Giacomo Bazzani
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日本語
本論文は、気候相互扶助、コミュニティエネルギー協同組合、公正な移行連合など、欧州の持続可能性移行における新たな連帯の形態を概念化する。共有された倫理的コミットメントと相互依存の認識が、場所や世代を超えた連帯を生成するメカニズムを提示する。
English
This paper conceptualizes innovative solidarities in Europe's sustainability transitions, such as climate mutual aid and community energy cooperatives. It develops a mechanism-based framework showing how shared ethical commitments and recognition of interdependence generate solidarities across translocal and cross-generational scales, illustrated with European cases.
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日本のGX文脈において
欧州の事例に基づく社会的枠組みであり、日本のGX政策への直接的な示唆は限定的。ただし、地域コミュニティや公正な移行に関する議論の参考にはなる。
In the global GX context
This paper offers a sociological perspective on sustainability transitions from European case studies. It contributes to understanding social acceptance and community engagement, which are relevant but secondary to the technical and regulatory focus of global GX frameworks.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:This paper provides a conceptual framework for studying social dynamics in sustainability transitions, particularly the role of solidarity.
🏛政策担当者:The mechanisms identified could inform policies to foster community-level engagement in just transitions.
📄 Abstract（原文）
Across Europe, practices such as climate mutual aid, community energy cooperatives, refugee support networks, and just transition alliances signal a reconfiguration of solidarity under ecological crisis. Building on recent work on altruistic solidarity, we conceptualize solidarity as patterned prosocial practice and use ›innovative solidarity‹ as a flexible label for heterogeneous forms that reach beyond bounded identities and reciprocity. Developing a mechanism-based framework, we specify how shared ethical commitments, recognition of interdependence, and deliberate cooperation across difference generate solidarities that operate across translocal, transnational, and cross-generational scales. To illustrate the framework, we draw on four well-documented European cases – youth climate strikes, community energy cooperatives, just transition coalitions, and disaster mutual aid networks – to show how these mechanisms are enacted, stabilized, and sometimes undermined in practice. The case illustrations suggest how innovative solidarities can support sustainability transitions by expanding who is included in the ›we‹ of solidarity to distant others and future generations.
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