Marianne Takle is a research professor at Norwegian Social Research at Oslo Metropolitan University, Norway. She has been a visiting fellow at POLIS, University of Cambridge and Europa-Kollege, Universität Hamburg. She has co-edited two books newly published by Routledge: Falch-Eriksen, A., Takle, M. and Slagsvold, B. (Eds.) (2021), Generational Tensions and Solidarity Within Advanced Welfare States; and Takle et al. (Eds.) (2023), Citizenship and Social Exclusion at the Margins of the Welfare State.

• 1.Introduction. Part I – Solidarity in Theory. 2.What Is Solidarity? 3.Temporality, Narratives, and Generations. 4.Solidarity with Future Generations. Part II – Solidarity in Practice. 5.The UN 2030 Agenda and Future Generations. 6.National Political Institutions for Future Generations. 7.Constitutions, Protection Clauses, and Climate Lawsuits. 8.Economic Debt and Savings for Future Generations. 9.Conclusion.

Marianne Takle is a research professor at Norwegian Social Research at Oslo Metropolitan University, Norway. She has been a visiting fellow at POLIS, University of Cambridge and Europa-Kollege, Universität Hamburg. She has co-edited two books newly published by Routledge: Falch-Eriksen, A., Takle, M. and Slagsvold, B. (Eds.) (2021), Generational Tensions and Solidarity Within Advanced Welfare States; and Takle et al. (Eds.) (2023), Citizenship and Social Exclusion at the Margins of the Welfare State.

• 1.Introduction. Part I – Solidarity in Theory. 2.What Is Solidarity? 3.Temporality, Narratives, and Generations. 4.Solidarity with Future Generations. Part II – Solidarity in Practice. 5.The UN 2030 Agenda and Future Generations. 6.National Political Institutions for Future Generations. 7.Constitutions, Protection Clauses, and Climate Lawsuits. 8.Economic Debt and Savings for Future Generations. 9.Conclusion.

Marianne Takle is a research professor at Norwegian Social Research at Oslo Metropolitan University, Norway. She has been a visiting fellow at POLIS, University of Cambridge and Europa-Kollege, Universität Hamburg. She has co-edited two books newly published by Routledge: Falch-Eriksen, A., Takle, M. and Slagsvold, B. (Eds.) (2021), Generational Tensions and Solidarity Within Advanced Welfare States; and Takle et al. (Eds.) (2023), Citizenship and Social Exclusion at the Margins of the Welfare State.

• 1.Introduction. Part I – Solidarity in Theory. 2.What Is Solidarity? 3.Temporality, Narratives, and Generations. 4.Solidarity with Future Generations. Part II – Solidarity in Practice. 5.The UN 2030 Agenda and Future Generations. 6.National Political Institutions for Future Generations. 7.Constitutions, Protection Clauses, and Climate Lawsuits. 8.Economic Debt and Savings for Future Generations. 9.Conclusion.