Handbook on Energy Justice

Edited by Stefan Bouzarovski, School of Environment, Education and Development, The University of Manchester, UK, Sara Fuller, School of Social Sciences, Macquarie University, Sydney, Australia and Tony G. Reames, School for Environment and Sustainability, University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, US

• Contents:Introduction to the Handbook on Energy Justice 1Sara Fuller and Stefan Bouzarovski1 Whole-systems energy justice 13Adolfo Mejía-Montero and Kirsten E. H. Jenkins2 Transport and energy justice 25Karen Lucas and Muhammed Adeel3 Energy justice and flexibility 40Michael Fell, Gareth Powells, Charlotte Johnson, Juan Pablo Cárdenas Álvarez, Juan Manuel España Forero and Santiago Ortega Arango4 Energy justice and health 65Kimberley O’Sullivan5 Energy justice and development 79Joshua Kirshner and Jessica Omukuti6 Rural energy justice 94Conor Harrison and Shelley Welton7 Energy justice and housing 112Sergio Tirado Herrero8 Tracing the roots of energy justice in action: environmental justice, climate justice, and the New York Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act 131Raya Salter9 Combating power imbalance and arbitrariness through procedural energy justice 144Roman Sidortsov and Corey Katz10 Quantifying energy justice 158Benjamin C. McLellan and Andrew J. Chapman11 Policy barriers and the dynamics of energy justice 175Iain Todd12 Energy justice and gender 188Caitlin Robinson, Neil Simcock and Saska Petrova13 Energy justice across the life-course 201Gordon Waitt14 Energy justice, modernity and transitions: more-than-modern energy for all in the Global South 213Paul Munro15 The right to energy: Learning from struggles for food, water, and rights to nature 226Tristan Partridge16 Towards more pluralistic energy justice frameworks 240Sandra Jazmin Barragán-Contreras17 Energy justice as a new communal project? Community energy systems and the energy access gap 253Vanesa Castán Broto and Enora Robin18 Energy justice in Southwest Iran: mitigating the socio-economic and environmental impacts of the fossil fuel sector and building the principles of community-guided development 269Farzaneh Khayat and Lemir Teron19 Ensuring the just in just transition: making the case for a community-level perspective 290Liv Yoon20 Energy democracy and energy justice in conversation: interconnections, divergences and ways forward 303Julie L. MacArthur, Cathrine Dyer and Derya TarhanAfterword 319Kieran PradeepIndex

‘Handbook on Energy Justice is an accomplished work that surveys the literature on energy justice and moves it forward. The volume is sophisticated and academic, but it never forgets the practical concerns of the real world, and it will be an indispensable companion for academics and practitioners.’