Edited by Kevin Lo, Associate Professor of Geography, Department of Geography, Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong, China

‘This volume significantly advances just transition scholarship by extending analysis beyond energy to encompass circular economy, agriculture, water, technology, and global governance. Its interdisciplinary and Global South–attentive perspectives offer conceptual innovation, methodological depth, and policy-relevant insights for scholars and practitioners alike.’

• Contents1 Formulating a research agenda for just transitions2 A just circular economy transition: An evolutionaryinstitutional perspective3 Harnessing artificial intelligence to advance just energytransitions for vulnerable communities4 The transformative role of remote sensing in technology-driven just transitions5 Decentering and disrupting just transition narrativesthrough assemblage thinking: a methodological framework6 Building resilience for just transitions: A multi-scalartransformation framework7 Toward a just agricultural transition: A multidimensionalreview and research agenda8 Split-sense and the just transition: contestation andpossibility at COP289 Just water transition: Equity, sustainability, and vision forthe future10 Community engagement for just transitions

Edited by Kevin Lo, Associate Professor of Geography, Department of Geography, Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong, China

‘This volume significantly advances just transition scholarship by extending analysis beyond energy to encompass circular economy, agriculture, water, technology, and global governance. Its interdisciplinary and Global South–attentive perspectives offer conceptual innovation, methodological depth, and policy-relevant insights for scholars and practitioners alike.’

• Contents1 Formulating a research agenda for just transitions2 A just circular economy transition: An evolutionaryinstitutional perspective3 Harnessing artificial intelligence to advance just energytransitions for vulnerable communities4 The transformative role of remote sensing in technology-driven just transitions5 Decentering and disrupting just transition narrativesthrough assemblage thinking: a methodological framework6 Building resilience for just transitions: A multi-scalartransformation framework7 Toward a just agricultural transition: A multidimensionalreview and research agenda8 Split-sense and the just transition: contestation andpossibility at COP289 Just water transition: Equity, sustainability, and vision forthe future10 Community engagement for just transitions

Edited by Kevin Lo, Associate Professor of Geography, Department of Geography, Hong Kong Baptist University, Hong Kong, China

‘This volume significantly advances just transition scholarship by extending analysis beyond energy to encompass circular economy, agriculture, water, technology, and global governance. Its interdisciplinary and Global South–attentive perspectives offer conceptual innovation, methodological depth, and policy-relevant insights for scholars and practitioners alike.’

• Contents1 Formulating a research agenda for just transitions2 A just circular economy transition: An evolutionaryinstitutional perspective3 Harnessing artificial intelligence to advance just energytransitions for vulnerable communities4 The transformative role of remote sensing in technology-driven just transitions5 Decentering and disrupting just transition narrativesthrough assemblage thinking: a methodological framework6 Building resilience for just transitions: A multi-scalartransformation framework7 Toward a just agricultural transition: A multidimensionalreview and research agenda8 Split-sense and the just transition: contestation andpossibility at COP289 Just water transition: Equity, sustainability, and vision forthe future10 Community engagement for just transitions