Journal of Environmental Policy & Planning

Incremental, reformistic or transformational: what kind of change do C40 cities advocate to deal with climate change?

Leading the way with examples and ideas? Governing climate change in German municipalities through best practices

Discourse analysis of environmental policy revisited: traditions, trends, perspectives

Learning urban energy governance for system innovation: an assessment of transformative capacity development in three South Korean cities

Contrasting governance learning processes of climate-leading and -lagging cities: Portland, Oregon, and Phoenix, Arizona, USA

The economy that runs on waste: accumulation in the circular city

Municipalities as enablers in urban experimentation

Learning in participatory environmental governance – its antecedents and effects. Findings from a case survey meta-analysis

Policy transfer in city-to-city cooperation: implications for urban climate governance learning

Re-reading marine spatial planning through Foucault, Haugaard and others: an analysis of domination, empowerment and freedom

Intergovernmental relationships after disaster: state and local government learning during flood recovery in Colorado

Tackling key challenges around learning in environmental governance

Leveraging the power of learning to overcome negotiation deadlocks in global climate governance and low carbon transitions

Sustainability impacts of governance modes: insights from Swiss energy policy

Policy learning in collaborative environmental governance processes

The governance of climate change adaptation: are networks to blame for the implementation deficit?

The development and intersection of highland-coastal scale frames: a case study of water governance in central Peru

The state as a stimulator of wastewater treatment policy: a comparative assessment of three subnational cases in central Mexico

Does stakeholder participation increase the legitimacy of nature reserves in local communities? Evidence from 92 Biosphere Reserves in 36 countries

‘No taxation without hypothecation’: towards an improved understanding of the acceptability of an environmental tax reform*

Exogenous factors in collective policy learning: the case of municipal flood risk governance in the Netherlands

Organizational learning during policy implementation: lessons from U.S. forest planning

A typology of different perspectives on the spatial economic impacts of marine spatial planning

Debating nature’s value: epistemic strategy and struggle in the story of ‘ecosystem services’

Collaborative governance or private policy making? When consultants matter more than participation in collaborative environmental planning

Breaking silos: can cities break down institutional barriers in climate planning?

The effect of administrative form and stability on cities’ use of greenhouse gas emissions inventories as a basis for mitigation

Planning, ‘politics’ and the production of space: the formulation and application of a framework for examining the micropolitics of community place-making

Collaborative learning for policy innovations: sustainable urban drainage systems in Leicester, England

Effectiveness in NEPA decision making: in search of evidence and theory

Integrating sustainability transitions and food systems research to examine consultation failures in Canadian food policymaking

Diffusion and innovation for transition: transnational governance in China’s green bond market development

Just community participation and Border environmental governance: a view from the Border 2020 program

Inducing institutional change through projects? Three models of projectified governance

Framing local climate change policies in the US Great Plains

Urban social vulnerability and climate change in Rio de Janeiro city associated with population mobility

Public support for Green Belt: common rights in countryside access and recreation

Raindrops keep falling on my roof: imaginaries, infrastructures and institutions shaping rainwater harvesting in Berlin

The post-sustainability trilemma