Alicia Phillips is a PhD Researcher at Université de Pau et des Pays de l'Adour (UPPA), France. She is also part of TRansitions Energétiques et Environnementales (TREE) Laboratory & CNRS.Laura Kaschny is Assistant Professor of EU Law at Faculty of Law, Maastricht University, The Netherlands.

• PART 1: INTRODUCTION.- Chapter 1: Incentivizing Circular Economy strategies towards a Just Transition: Alicia Phillips & Laura Kaschny.- PART 2: REFORM, RESTRUCTURE & REORGANIZE, TO TRANSFORM SOCIETY.- Chapter 2: Whose energy justice? Situated knowledges from women-led grassroots ‘organising’ in the Global South: Beatriz Arnal-Calvo, Carmen Freed Huici and Kathlen Schneider.- Chapter 3: Democratising EU Nuclear Policy through energy justice: Dr. Zamira Xhaferri, Filiz Doğan, Emiliano Castillo Jara, Gianna Giardini & Hazal Mengi.- Chapter 4: Regenerating cities through energy communities: A justice-based comparative perspective from Roma (Italy) and Brasilia (Brazil): Dr. Ari Rogério Ferra Júnior & Gianna Giardini.- PART 3: REUSE: MAXIMISE RESOURCE EFFICIENCY & SUSTAINABILITY BY MANAGING CONSUMPTION.- Chapter 5: Policy trade-offs in a Just Transition Framework: Examining the Fast Fashion Crisis in Bangladesh through a degrowth lens- Nils Grolimund, Shuddha S. Das, Laura Peña and Silvia Ciacchi.- Chapter 6: Towards ‘just’ mining: From restoration to restorative justice- Francisca Soto-Monteverde, Carlotta Terhorst, Clelia Zardini, Tareq Yacoub Helou and Alase Adetokunbo.- PART 4: REDUCE: LOWER GHG EMISSIONS.- Chapter 7: A procedural justice analysis of cross-border green hydrogen initiatives between the EU & Tunisia- Paola Jiminez-Casanova, Shakya A. Wickramanayake, Sonia Chabane, Dr. Strahinja Obrenović & Syed Sajad Ali Shah.- PART 5: CONCLUSION.- Chapter 8: Applying a critical reflective framework to energy justice: Piloting the ‘what is the problem represented to be’ framework in an academic context- Sil Katrien Maslov-Lescrauwaet, Klaudia Szabelka, Rachel Walters, Tom Hambley, Päivi Tikkakoski.- Chapter 9: Building a just transition and circular economy future, Alicia Phillips & Laura Kaschny.

Alicia Phillips is a PhD Researcher at Université de Pau et des Pays de l'Adour (UPPA), France. She is also part of TRansitions Energétiques et Environnementales (TREE) Laboratory & CNRS.Laura Kaschny is Assistant Professor of EU Law at Faculty of Law, Maastricht University, The Netherlands.

• PART 1: INTRODUCTION.- Chapter 1: Incentivizing Circular Economy strategies towards a Just Transition: Alicia Phillips & Laura Kaschny.- PART 2: REFORM, RESTRUCTURE & REORGANIZE, TO TRANSFORM SOCIETY.- Chapter 2: Whose energy justice? Situated knowledges from women-led grassroots ‘organising’ in the Global South: Beatriz Arnal-Calvo, Carmen Freed Huici and Kathlen Schneider.- Chapter 3: Democratising EU Nuclear Policy through energy justice: Dr. Zamira Xhaferri, Filiz Doğan, Emiliano Castillo Jara, Gianna Giardini & Hazal Mengi.- Chapter 4: Regenerating cities through energy communities: A justice-based comparative perspective from Roma (Italy) and Brasilia (Brazil): Dr. Ari Rogério Ferra Júnior & Gianna Giardini.- PART 3: REUSE: MAXIMISE RESOURCE EFFICIENCY & SUSTAINABILITY BY MANAGING CONSUMPTION.- Chapter 5: Policy trade-offs in a Just Transition Framework: Examining the Fast Fashion Crisis in Bangladesh through a degrowth lens- Nils Grolimund, Shuddha S. Das, Laura Peña and Silvia Ciacchi.- Chapter 6: Towards ‘just’ mining: From restoration to restorative justice- Francisca Soto-Monteverde, Carlotta Terhorst, Clelia Zardini, Tareq Yacoub Helou and Alase Adetokunbo.- PART 4: REDUCE: LOWER GHG EMISSIONS.- Chapter 7: A procedural justice analysis of cross-border green hydrogen initiatives between the EU & Tunisia- Paola Jiminez-Casanova, Shakya A. Wickramanayake, Sonia Chabane, Dr. Strahinja Obrenović & Syed Sajad Ali Shah.- PART 5: CONCLUSION.- Chapter 8: Applying a critical reflective framework to energy justice: Piloting the ‘what is the problem represented to be’ framework in an academic context- Sil Katrien Maslov-Lescrauwaet, Klaudia Szabelka, Rachel Walters, Tom Hambley, Päivi Tikkakoski.- Chapter 9: Building a just transition and circular economy future, Alicia Phillips & Laura Kaschny.

Alicia Phillips is a PhD Researcher at Université de Pau et des Pays de l'Adour (UPPA), France. She is also part of TRansitions Energétiques et Environnementales (TREE) Laboratory & CNRS.Laura Kaschny is Assistant Professor of EU Law at Faculty of Law, Maastricht University, The Netherlands.

• PART 1: INTRODUCTION.- Chapter 1: Incentivizing Circular Economy strategies towards a Just Transition: Alicia Phillips & Laura Kaschny.- PART 2: REFORM, RESTRUCTURE & REORGANIZE, TO TRANSFORM SOCIETY.- Chapter 2: Whose energy justice? Situated knowledges from women-led grassroots ‘organising’ in the Global South: Beatriz Arnal-Calvo, Carmen Freed Huici and Kathlen Schneider.- Chapter 3: Democratising EU Nuclear Policy through energy justice: Dr. Zamira Xhaferri, Filiz Doğan, Emiliano Castillo Jara, Gianna Giardini & Hazal Mengi.- Chapter 4: Regenerating cities through energy communities: A justice-based comparative perspective from Roma (Italy) and Brasilia (Brazil): Dr. Ari Rogério Ferra Júnior & Gianna Giardini.- PART 3: REUSE: MAXIMISE RESOURCE EFFICIENCY & SUSTAINABILITY BY MANAGING CONSUMPTION.- Chapter 5: Policy trade-offs in a Just Transition Framework: Examining the Fast Fashion Crisis in Bangladesh through a degrowth lens- Nils Grolimund, Shuddha S. Das, Laura Peña and Silvia Ciacchi.- Chapter 6: Towards ‘just’ mining: From restoration to restorative justice- Francisca Soto-Monteverde, Carlotta Terhorst, Clelia Zardini, Tareq Yacoub Helou and Alase Adetokunbo.- PART 4: REDUCE: LOWER GHG EMISSIONS.- Chapter 7: A procedural justice analysis of cross-border green hydrogen initiatives between the EU & Tunisia- Paola Jiminez-Casanova, Shakya A. Wickramanayake, Sonia Chabane, Dr. Strahinja Obrenović & Syed Sajad Ali Shah.- PART 5: CONCLUSION.- Chapter 8: Applying a critical reflective framework to energy justice: Piloting the ‘what is the problem represented to be’ framework in an academic context- Sil Katrien Maslov-Lescrauwaet, Klaudia Szabelka, Rachel Walters, Tom Hambley, Päivi Tikkakoski.- Chapter 9: Building a just transition and circular economy future, Alicia Phillips & Laura Kaschny.