Contested Climate Justice – Challenged Democracy : International Perspectives

doi:10.12907/978-3-593-45820-5

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Contributor(s)

Marschner, Noah (editor)

Richter, Christoph (editor)

Patz, Janine (editor)

Salheiser, Axel (editor)

Language

German

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Abstract

This international anthology is dedicated to the discourses, agitations and dynamics that have prevented, delayed, and slowed down, or even reversed, necessary transformation steps in global climate protection to this day. The book brings together perspectives from 12 different countries. It pays special attention to the interplay between climate protection policy, climate justice and democratic cohesion.

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https://doab-dev.siscern.org/handle/20.500.12854/206167

Keywords

Global Climate Crisis; Climate Change; Klimakrise; Climate Activism; Klimawandel; Inequality; Global Inequality; Extractivism; Socio-ecological Transformation; Great Transformation; Clima Obstruction; Climate Justice; Colonialism; Democracy; Far rRght; gGobalization; Global Justice; North-south Dialogue