Abstract
Given the increasingly urgent need to permanently forestall global climate catastrophe, there is a vital requirement for an adequately successful one-off transition to an authentic green economy. While concepts like ‘green economic transition' and ‘green economy' are clear in themselves, the policies they denote are frequently insufficiently delineated. What will successful green economic transition to a bonafide green economy, conducted under the auspices of a well-enough designed and administered ‘Green New Deal' actually necessitate, and how can this revolutionary transformation be achieved under presumably sub-optimal economic and political conditions? This exploratory analysis provides clear answers. Emphasizing the ambitious, multifaceted nature and huge scope, scale, and complexity of national economy-greening and green economy management initiatives, it stresses the longer-term economic, social, and political commitments that such paradigm-shifting undertakings appear to require if they really are to avert climate cataclysm and deliver sufficient sustainable green growth.
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