Spatial justice is a theoretical framework that is increasingly used to examine questions of
equity in the low carbon transition (LCT) from a geographical perspective. We conducted a …

Psychology has been making targeted contributions to climate change research for at least a
decade. However, its efforts to date have not produced the knowledge needed to bring …

Abstract Following Greta Thunberg's school strike in Stockholm in August 2018 and the
October 2018 'declaration of rebellion'by activists in the UK, 2019 saw several climate …

In recent times we have seen a spate of climate assemblies across Europe as the climate
emergency gains increasing prominence in the political agenda and as the citizens' …

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

The use of deliberative mini-publics (DMPs), such as citizens' assemblies, is becoming more
common in climate policy-making across many countries. The upsurge of these methods …

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 …

In recent years, many local authorities in the UK have run local climate assemblies (LCAs)
such as citizens' assemblies or juries, with the goal of developing citizen-led solutions to the …

Environmental governance occurs through and is shaped by communication. We propose a
typology of public communication, classifying it by directionality (one-way or two-way) and …

Climate assemblies and other forms of deliberative mini-publics have recently gained
prominence as a means to promote just climate transitions. In this article, we analyze a …