Climate Change Issues and Social Sciences : Towards a Carbon Neutral Society / Ken-Ichi Akao.

Sustainable Development Goals Series -- Climate Change Issues and Social Sciences -- Preface -- Contents -- Editors and Contributors -- 1. Dandelion and White Chrysanthemum Drops: Study on Environmental and Cultural History and Study on Imagination History -- 2. Intergenerational Altruism and Intergenerational Equity: The Source of Emissions Gap -- 3. Shared Responsibility in Climate Change: Reassessing Individual Moral Responsibility Within Collective Harm -- 4. Explaining and Overcoming Barriers to Urban Carbon Neutrality: Historical Institutionalism in Transport-Land Use Coordination -- 5. Sustainability Transition to a Low-Carbon Society: Focusing on Rural Areas -- 6. Renewables Penetration and Environmental Justice -- 7. Nuclear Power in a Carbon-Neutral Society: An Analysis of the Nuclear Damage Compensation System -- 8. Policy Conflicts and Environmental Orientation Among Japanese Voters -- 9. New Sustainability Disclosure Requirements for Listed Companies in Japan -- 10. Sustainability Management in Multinational Companies: Integrating Varied Development Challenges -- 11. Corporate Response to Sustainability Challenges: Research Review and Future Directions -- 12. The Effect of Green Logistics on Carbon Neutrality -- 13. Impact of Policies on Traditional Resource Management: Case Studies on Subak in Bali, Indonesia -- 14. The Impact of Climate Change on Vulnerable Families in Southeast Asia: A Case Study in Cambodia -- 15. Transition to a Carbon-Neutral and Sustainable Society.

As the climate crisis worsens, governments around the world are calling for carbon-neutral societies and urging individuals to take responsibility for their climate-related behavior.However, despite growing awareness of the urgent need for climate action, meaningful change remains limited at the governmental and individual levels.

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