![]() ![]() These two events signal a major shift in international commitments to both sustainability and development. In 2015 the world committed to 17 sustainable development goals (SDGs), and a historic new agreement on climate change was signed. ![]() The conclusion reflects on future research priorities and the methodological stance required for an effective response to the political challenges of sustainability and development. This review highlights how politics are articulated through regimes of truth, rule, and accumulation, and how understanding such political processes has implications for institutional and governance responses. Transformations cannot be managed or controlled, but must draw on an unruly politics, involving diverse knowledges and multiple actors. In particular, this review points to the politics of alliance building and collective action for sustainability and development. This highlights the politics of transformations and the way these play out under combinations of technology-led, market-led, state-led, and citizen-led processes. ![]() Following an overview of sustainability thinking across different traditions, the politics of resources and the influence of scarcity narratives on research, policy and practice are explored. This review examines the relationships between politics, sustainability, and development. ![]()
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