Critical scholarship on the intersection of development pathways and climate change
responses highlights the roles of power, agency, social difference, intersecting inequalities …

Administrations in small-and medium-sized municipalities (SMM) are confronted with the
impacts of climate change while having inadequate resources to adapt. In order to establish …

Resilience thinking has undergone profound theoretical developments in recent decades,
moving to characterize resilience as a socio‐natural process that requires constant …

Abstract The IPCC's Sixth Assessment Report Working Group II report of (2022) has brought
greater attention to the issue of limits to the capacity to adapt to climate change. But the …

Addressing climate justice involves recognizing the disparities in climate change impacts,
identifying the most vulnerable groups, and prioritizing adaptation strategies to support …

Despite evidence that Indigenous peoples' multiple subjectivities engender diverse lived
experiences both between and within Indigenous groups, the influence of multiple …

This paper explores the interplay between labor agency and the socio-spatial structure of
Chinese state-owned enterprises (SOEs) in the context of globalization. Drawing on Coe & …

Critical scholars on power relations and climate change adaptation have highlighted the
lack of community participation as a consequence of unbalanced power operations …

Intersectionality is used in academic and policy circles to show how mutually constitutive
axes of power and social difference intersect to shape lived experiences of inequality. The …

Equitable resilience is an increasing focus of development policy, but there is still insufficient
attention to how the framings of equity itself shape what, and who, is targeted through …