Collection of Secondary Studies on Local Sustainability Transition

The present deliverable, “D.3 Collection of Secondary Studies”, brings together the following 10 secondary studies on Local Sustainability Transition to promote the use of the CASTAL Atlas and to support new, data-driven analyses based on its case studies and structured metadata. Article titles and author are listed below: 1. Reducing Fragmentation in Local Sustainability Transition Research: A Secondary Comparative Framework Using European Indicators (Stefania Gourzoulidou) 2. What Does (not) Work in Local Sustainability Transitions: A Comparative Perspective (Emilia Alexandra Pascal) 3. Environmental Psychology in European Clean Energy Transition Research: A Grey Literature Scoping Review of Methods and Community Participation (Fernanda Blanco Vidal) 4. Psychosocial Drivers of Citizen Engagement in Local Sustainability Transitions (Andreea Huțul) 5. Psychological Resistance and Social Acceptance of Green Technologies in Local Sustainability Transitions (Tudor-Daniel Huțul) 6. Exploring Socio-Psychological Factors and Mechanisms Underlying Engagement in Energy Citizenship. A Narrative Review (Sari Verachtert) 7. Local Energy Transitions in the Nordic Countries: Mapping and Comparing Social Themes Using the CASTAL Atlas (Miriam Meuser) 8. Municipal Pathways of Mobility Transition: Transformation and Reconfiguration Across European Cases (Dilşad Çelebi) 9. Gender (In)Justice in Coal and Carbon-Intensive Region Transitions in Europe: A Comparative Analysis of Women’s Underrepresentation and Policy Responses (Liva Grinevica) 10. Urban Wetlands: An Opportunity for Local Sustainability Transition (Lorenzo Righi). The collection is organised in three sections to move from the most general and methodological contributions to more specific thematic applications: Section One – Conceptual and methodological foundations (Papers 1, 2 and 3); Section Two – Psychosocial dimensions of transitions (Papers 4, 5 and 6); Section Three – Thematic and sector-specific applications (Papers 7, 8, 9 and 10).