Introduction: Connecting Climate Change to Sociological Research on Organizations; Ion Bogdan Vasi and Edward T. Walker Section A. Climate Change and Business Organizations Chapter 1. The Future's a Gas: How 'Corporate Realism' Undermines Decarbonization; Vanessa Bowden, Daniel Nyberg, Christopher Wright, Peter Fleming, and Csilla Demeter Chapter 2. Mind the Gap: Supply-Side Effects on Differential Diffusion in the Household Energy Technologies Market; Fedor A. Dokshin and Mircea Gherghina Chapter 3. 'We Are on a Journey.' Corporate Communication of Climate Change Mitigation in the United States; Ion Bogdan Vasi, Edward T.

Walker, and Levi Sands Section B. Climate Change and Civil Society Organizations Chapter 4. Network Drivers of Organizational Diversity and Participation across 30 Years of International Climate Change Negotiations; Zack W. Almquist, Benjamin E. Bagozzi, and Daria Blinova Chapter 5. The Climate Environment: The Landscape of US Environmental Nonprofits in the Climate Change Era; Nicholas V. DiRago, Sumin Lee, and Pamela Paxton Chapter 6. "It's Not Really Part of Our Mission": Organizational Inertia in Addressing Climate Change in Small Non-Profits; Lisa Y.

Seiler Section C. Climate Change and Organizational Fields, Boundary Organizations, and Knowledge Institutions Chapter 7. Institutional Entrepreneurship in the Creation of Multistakeholder Governance Fields for Climate Change: The Case of the Corporate Climate Disclosure Field; Neil Fligstein and Janna Z. Huang Chapter 8. Legitimacy Maintenance in Boundary Organizations: Balancing Inclusiveness and Expertise in International Climate Change Assessments; Ian Gray Chapter 9. Organizational Resources and Civic Organizing for Climate Action in Disinvested Regions; Paul Almeida, Rasha Naseif, and Isabelle Haddad OPEN ACCESS Afterword: The Urgency and Future of Organizational Scholarship on Climate Change; Thomas P. Lyon and Todd Schifeling.