This Collection brings together cutting-edge research on how cities can become sustainable, equitable, and climate-resilient. We seek contributions that span theory and practice, global North and South, and diverse disciplines from urban planning to public health.

This Collection explores how digital transformation reshapes environmental governance at local, national, and global scales. We encourage interdisciplinary work bridging technology studies, governance, law, and environmental sciences to critically assess both opportunities and risks.

This Collection aims to explore the theoretical, empirical, and practical dimensions of Just Transition. We seek contributions that deepen our understanding of justice and equity in environmental transitions, and that highlight innovative approaches to governing socio-economic transformations in diverse cultural, geographic, and political contexts.

This Collection aims to address the critical gaps in existing governance structures and foster interdisciplinary dialogue on innovative governance strategies capable of enhancing social resilience, equity, and ecological sustainability under climate change.