International Journal of Climate Change Strategies and Management: Volume 8 Issue 4 , Open Access

Editorial

Tahseen Jafry, Johannes (Joost) Platje

Climate justice: contested discourse and social transformation

Eurig Scandrett

This paper aims to argue that climate justice constitutes a contested discourse reflecting the material interests of social groups that contribute to its production. For climate…

Climate justice: between Mammon and Mother Earth

Mandy Meikle, Jake Wilson, Tahseen Jafry

This paper aims to contribute to the ethical debate over roles and responsibilities to address the injustices of climate change and its impacts. The current impasse over taking…

The role of rights, risks and responsibilities in the climate justice debate

Christopher Shaw

This paper aims to use the results of a synthesis of six social science fellowships to explore how alternative framings of the climate justice debate can support fairer climate…

Climate justice from a club good perspective

Johannes (Joost) Platje, Remko Kampen

The purpose of this paper is to apply club good theory to challenges in climate justice and to identify the opportunities for creating a club of countries or regions to support…

A gender justice approach to eliminating Sudan’s Savannah belt’s vulnerability to climate change

Mey Eltayeb Ahmed

Arguing that a gendered invisibility surrounding climate justice contributes to the overall vulnerability and burden placed upon the ability of women from disadvantaged…

Making the case for gender sensitive climate policy – lessons from South Asia/IGP

Tahseen Jafry

The purpose of this paper is to provide an overview of gender and social inequality in the agricultural sector of South Asia with a focus on wheat as a major staple crop, which…