Matteo Mandelli
Biographic Data
| ID | 4383876 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Matteo Mandelli |
| GIVEN NAMES | Matteo |
| FAMILY NAME | Mandelli |
| SIGNATURE | MANDELLI M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institut d'Etudes Politiques de Paris |
| ORCID | 0009-0008-4310-3380 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 30 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Variétés d’États sociaux-environnementaux
Historiquement, les politiques sociales et climatiques ont été le plus souvent mises en œuvre (et étudiées) en silos distincts. Ces dernières années, cependant, les débats scientifiques et politiques ont de plus en plus mis l’accent sur leurs interconnexions. Pourtant, peu de recherches offrent une analyse empirique détaillée de la manière dont ces politiques interagissent dans la pratique, et les efforts visant à classer les pays en différents t…
Navigating Eco‐Social Policymaking
In recent years, research on the integration between social and ecological policies has significantly expanded, highlighting the multiple ways in which these two domains interact. Concepts such as “just transition” and “sustainable welfare” have gained prominence as normative frameworks capturing these interconnections. However, despite the increasing scholarly attention, several important theoretical, conceptual, and empirical gaps remain, parti…
Towards a Just Transition in Ireland and the European Union
This article is primarily a scene-setting one, which aims to give the reader both European Union (EU) and Irish institutional and policy context for this special edition. It presents and discusses the EU and national institutional and policy contexts relevant to the Just Transition (JT) and addresses relevant aspects and issues. Our interest is in the institutions and policies that shape or limit our capacity to change the conversation to what is…
The comparative politics of just transition policies
Just transition policies can be useful measures to address the new social risks of industrial decarbonization. However, while these policies are growing empirically, they remain arguably undertheorized. Navigating a largely unexplored field, this article aims to strengthen our understanding of just transition policymaking with a theory-generating ambition. It does so by asking: what explains the adoption of just transition policies? Following a M…
Eco-social policies in a multilevel setup
This paper examines the intersection of eco-social policies and multilevel governance within the framework of the European Green Deal (EGD), focusing on Germany as a case study. We explore how German stakeholders employ the EGD as a framing tool for socio-political discourses aimed at addressing the social risks of the green transition by promoting (or not promoting) integrated social and ecological policies. Applying the ‘usages of Europe’ frame…
Towards an EU framework for a just transition
In this article, we argue that, since the publication of the European Green Deal, an EU framework for a just transition is gradually emerging, consisting of legislation, funding and guidelines to ensure that the opportunities deriving from the green transition are exploited, while the related social challenges are addressed. Relying on qualitative research methods, we first identify the features of key EU policy instruments for a just transition …
Harnessing welfare state theories to explain the emergence of eco-social policies
As complex challenges such as climate change and social inequality become more and more politically salient, eco-social policies are emerging as suitable public policy tools to pursue integrated environmental and social objectives. In spite of this, the sustainable welfare literature has been, at least until now, dominated by prescriptive studies, paying little attention to the politico-institutional conditions required for these policies to emer…
Mapping Eco-Social Policy Mixes for a Just Transition in Europe
Understanding eco-social policies
As complex challenges like climate change and inequality become increasingly salient, eco-social policies are emerging as suitable public policy instruments to pursue integrated environmental and social objectives. However, despite their rising relevance, a descriptive – and hence empirically applicable – definition is still lacking in the reference literature, currently dominated by normative studies. Therefore, building on a critical assessment…
The Sustainable Welfare and Eco-Social Policy Network
Towards an EU framework for a just transition
In this article, we argue that, since the publication of the European Green Deal, an EU framework for a just transition is gradually emerging, consisting of legislation, funding and guidelines to ensure that the opportunities deriving from the green transition are exploited, while the related social challenges are addressed. Relying on qualitative research methods, we first identify the features of key EU policy instruments for a just transition …
The comparative politics of just transition policies
Just transition policies can be useful measures to address the new social risks of industrial decarbonization. However, while these policies are growing empirically, they remain arguably undertheorized. Navigating a largely unexplored field, this article aims to strengthen our understanding of just transition policymaking with a theory-generating ambition. It does so by asking: what explains the adoption of just transition policies? Following a M…
Harnessing welfare state theories to explain the emergence of eco-social policies
As complex challenges such as climate change and social inequality become more and more politically salient, eco-social policies are emerging as suitable public policy tools to pursue integrated environmental and social objectives. In spite of this, the sustainable welfare literature has been, at least until now, dominated by prescriptive studies, paying little attention to the politico-institutional conditions required for these policies to emer…
Eco-social policies in a multilevel setup
This paper examines the intersection of eco-social policies and multilevel governance within the framework of the European Green Deal (EGD), focusing on Germany as a case study. We explore how German stakeholders employ the EGD as a framing tool for socio-political discourses aimed at addressing the social risks of the green transition by promoting (or not promoting) integrated social and ecological policies. Applying the ‘usages of Europe’ frame…
Mapping Eco-Social Policy Mixes for a Just Transition in Europe
Understanding eco-social policies
As complex challenges like climate change and inequality become increasingly salient, eco-social policies are emerging as suitable public policy instruments to pursue integrated environmental and social objectives. However, despite their rising relevance, a descriptive – and hence empirically applicable – definition is still lacking in the reference literature, currently dominated by normative studies. Therefore, building on a critical assessment…
The Sustainable Welfare and Eco-Social Policy Network
Towards an EU framework for a just transition
In this article, we argue that, since the publication of the European Green Deal, an EU framework for a just transition is gradually emerging, consisting of legislation, funding and guidelines to ensure that the opportunities deriving from the green transition are exploited, while the related social challenges are addressed. Relying on qualitative research methods, we first identify the features of key EU policy instruments for a just transition …
Harnessing welfare state theories to explain the emergence of eco-social policies
As complex challenges such as climate change and social inequality become more and more politically salient, eco-social policies are emerging as suitable public policy tools to pursue integrated environmental and social objectives. In spite of this, the sustainable welfare literature has been, at least until now, dominated by prescriptive studies, paying little attention to the politico-institutional conditions required for these policies to emer…
Eco-social policies in a multilevel setup
This paper examines the intersection of eco-social policies and multilevel governance within the framework of the European Green Deal (EGD), focusing on Germany as a case study. We explore how German stakeholders employ the EGD as a framing tool for socio-political discourses aimed at addressing the social risks of the green transition by promoting (or not promoting) integrated social and ecological policies. Applying the ‘usages of Europe’ frame…
Navigating Eco‐Social Policymaking
In recent years, research on the integration between social and ecological policies has significantly expanded, highlighting the multiple ways in which these two domains interact. Concepts such as “just transition” and “sustainable welfare” have gained prominence as normative frameworks capturing these interconnections. However, despite the increasing scholarly attention, several important theoretical, conceptual, and empirical gaps remain, parti…
Towards a Just Transition in Ireland and the European Union
This article is primarily a scene-setting one, which aims to give the reader both European Union (EU) and Irish institutional and policy context for this special edition. It presents and discusses the EU and national institutional and policy contexts relevant to the Just Transition (JT) and addresses relevant aspects and issues. Our interest is in the institutions and policies that shape or limit our capacity to change the conversation to what is…
The comparative politics of just transition policies
Just transition policies can be useful measures to address the new social risks of industrial decarbonization. However, while these policies are growing empirically, they remain arguably undertheorized. Navigating a largely unexplored field, this article aims to strengthen our understanding of just transition policymaking with a theory-generating ambition. It does so by asking: what explains the adoption of just transition policies? Following a M…
Variétés d’États sociaux-environnementaux
Historiquement, les politiques sociales et climatiques ont été le plus souvent mises en œuvre (et étudiées) en silos distincts. Ces dernières années, cependant, les débats scientifiques et politiques ont de plus en plus mis l’accent sur leurs interconnexions. Pourtant, peu de recherches offrent une analyse empirique détaillée de la manière dont ces politiques interagissent dans la pratique, et les efforts visant à classer les pays en différents t…
Political science (8 works) · Economics (7 works) · Economic system (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Political economy (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Social Policy and Reform Studies (4 works) · Sustainability and Climate Change Governance (4 works) · Climate Change Policy and Economics (3 works) · Law (3 works)