グリーン移行の経済学と金融
The Economics and Finance of the Green Transition (原題)
Ewelina Sokołowska, Magdalena Olczyk
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日本語
本書は、グリーン移行を技術や炭素価格だけでなく、制度能力、政治経済、金融アーキテクチャの相互作用として捉える。政策ミックス、指標、デリスキング、市場創出、開示・監督枠組みを分析し、EU・米国・中国の比較証拠から移行の実行可能性と社会的持続性を論じる。不確実性下での長期的コミットメントの信頼性を確保する制度の重要性を強調する。
English
This book frames the green transition as a systemic process shaped by institutional capacity, political economy, and financial architecture, beyond technology and carbon pricing. It analyzes policy mixes, indicators, de-risking, market-making, disclosure, and supervisory frameworks, using comparative evidence from the EU, US, and China. It emphasizes institutions that make long-term commitment credible under uncertainty.
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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実践において、SSBJ開示や移行計画の信頼性確保、政策と金融の連携を考える上で示唆に富む。特に、指標のガバナンス装置としての役割や、規制・監督枠組みの設計は、日本の有報・統合報告書における開示実務に直接関連する。
In the global GX context
This book contributes to global GX scholarship by integrating political economy, governance, and green finance, offering a framework for understanding transition governance under volatility. Its analysis of disclosure and supervisory frameworks is relevant to ISSB, CSRD, and SEC climate disclosure developments, and its comparative approach provides insights for global policymakers.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:Provides a comprehensive framework for analyzing transition governance, integrating policy, finance, and institutional capacity.
🏢実務担当者:Offers insights into how disclosure and risk architectures shape investment decisions, useful for corporate sustainability strategy.
🏛政策担当者:Highlights the importance of credible long-term commitment and institutional design for effective transition policy.
📄 Abstract（原文）
The green transition is no longer simply a question of better technologies or stronger carbon prices. It is a question of whether decarbonisation can remain feasible, investable, and socially durable under volatility, geopolitical rivalry, ecological limits, and distributional conflict. This book examines the transition as a systemic process shaped by bottlenecks, institutional capacity, and the interactionof policy, finance, and social legitimacy. Bringing together political economy, governance, and green finance, this book analyses how policy instruments, metrics, resilience, and risk architectures condition the pace and durability of transformation. It explores the design of policy mixes, the role of indicators as governance devices, and the architecture of de‑risking, market‑making, coordination, disclosure, and supervisory frameworks. The discussionalso addresses digital innovation, greenwashing risks, and the ways in which climate and regulatory uncertainty reshape capital allocation. Comparative evidence from the European Union, the United States, and China, together with analysis of European electricity markets, shows how transitionstrategies succeed or fail as constraints shift. Written for academics, policymakers, regulators, practitioners, and graduate students in economics, finance, and sustainability, this book offers a framework for understanding how the transition can be governed under turbulence. It provides tools for identifying binding constraints, evaluating resilience, and understanding how credibility, sequencing, and uncertainty affect investment. Rather than offeringa blueprint, it shows how transitions depend on managing sequences of constraints over time. Its central message is that a sustainable transition depends not on ambition alone, but on institutions capable of making long‑term commitment credible under structural uncertainty.
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