Social implications of the just transition: Citizen support, behavioural adaptation, and policy impact in Europe
Verwachte publicatie: November 2026
This research report examines Europeans’ experiences of the green transition at a time when competitiveness has become a central EU policy priority. Using quantitative analysis of EU-wide data, it identifies who supports green policies, who is changing behaviour, and who risks being left behind. Combining this with a comparative policy analysis across all 27 Member States, including reflections on the use of behavioural insights in green public policy, the report highlights critical gaps and provides evidence-based guidance for aligning competitiveness with an effective and equitable green transition.
Werken op elk moment en overal in de EU na de pandemie: De effecten op de kwaliteit van de werktijd
Overschoold en onderbetaald: Het raadsel van het tegenwerken van genderkloof in loon en opleiding
IT-sector in focus: evolutie van de digitale arbeidsmarkt van de EU
