The realisation of justice in the real world requires political theory and political action. This
book offers a road map for these two notions to connect. It explains how action-guiding …

Justice globalism, as an ideological field, emerged to prominence from 2001 with the World
Social Forum. It has offered powerful responses to market globalism, grounding alternatives …

Climate justice asks what we ought to do about the changes in the global climate and their
implications for human lives triggered by increased greenhouse gas emissions. As Simon …

What will the world look like in 2040 and how did we get there? How will climate change,
one of, if not the most pressing issue of our times be tackled on a global scale? With these …

Grounded in a methodology of discourse analysis, semi-structured interviews and
participant-observation, this thesis examines 'climate justice'as a discourse articulating with …

The title of this chapter links two of the most protean terms of current political debate (for an
overview, see Dobson 2007). This is immediately apparent from the fact that nobody claims …

Climate change is arguably the most pressing environmental, social and political problem of
our time. Climate change refers to the anthropogenic changes occurring in the climate on a …

Anthropogenic climate change, understood as the ongoing and complex pattern of changes
in the composition of the earth's atmosphere arising from human activity, has in recent years …

Since the beginning of the political debates in the 1980s, questions of justice have been at
the core of the quest to find a political solution to global climate change. The literature has …

Climate stabilization is among the most pressing challenges humanity faces in the 21st
century. In the words of Pope Francis,“we can no longer speak of sustainable development …