The bumpy road to climate neutrality and just transition and the case of Greece
Abstract
This paper aims to present the state-of-the art of the Greek climate mitigation policy, map it in the context of the international and European legal and political framework and highlight the challenges ahead to achieve just transition and climate neutrality by 2050. It argues that in a world of increasing polarization and competition, the road to achieve these goals is not covered with roses. It will be smoother if it is combined with transformative and coordinated policies as well as strong societal support. Relevant stakeholders need to be effectively engaged in this process not simply through formal consultation processes but through an open and constructive social dialogue that will enable them to codesign sustainable solutions.
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Doussis, E. (2025). The bumpy road to climate neutrality and just transition and the case of Greece. Perifereia, 18. https://doi.org/10.12681/ri.40699
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