Addressing climate change requires profound behaviour change, not only in consumer
action, but also in action as members of communities and organisations, and as citizens who …

The COVID-19 imposed lockdown has led to a number of temporary environmental side
effects (reduced global emissions, cleaner air, less noise), that the climate community has …

In light of increasing pressure to deliver climate action targets and the growing role of
citizens in raising the importance of the issue, deliberative democratic processes (eg citizen …

Transitioning to a low carbon energy future is essential to meet the Paris Agreement targets
and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). To understand how societies can undertake …

Transitioning to a low carbon global economy will inevitably create winners and losers. Such
rapid and far-reaching changes in the adoption of low-carbon technologies, lifestyle …

Innovative forms of deliberative democracy are gaining traction in governing responses to
climate change in Europe and beyond. Proponents of deliberative democracy have drawn …

Understanding mechanisms of policy engagement and the participation of different actors in
urban climate governance is particularly important as cities follow climate emergency …

Stymied by preoccupation with short-term interests of individualist consumers, democratic
institutions seem unable to generate sustained political commitment for tackling climate …

The upcoming vogue of climate assemblies and other forms of mini-publics are to give
citizens a central role in climate policy-making and to break the political impasse. Yet climate …

Dialogue-based approaches are crucially important for engaging the public about climate
change. This entails going beyond a one-way information transfer to facilitating spaces in …