TY  - BOOK
AU  - Bhavnani,Kum-Kum
AU  - Foran,John
AU  - Kurian,Priya A.
AU  - Munshi,Debashish
TI  - Climate futures: re-imagining global climate justice 
SN  - 9781786997821
U1  - 363.73874 
PY  - 2019///
CY  - London
PB  - Zed
KW  - Climatic changes
KW  - Political aspects
KW  - Social aspects
KW  - Case studies
KW  - Climate change mitigation
N1  - The future is ours to seek : changing the inevitability of climate chaos to prospects of hope and justice; Debashish Munshi, Priya A. Kurian, John Foran and Kum-Kum Bhavnani --; I, Climate change, colonialism, and capitalism --; Way beyond the life boat : an indigenous allegory of climate justice; Kyle Powys Whyte --; The politics of climate change is more than politics of capitalism; Dipesh Chakrabarty --; The grand theft of the atmosphere : sketches for a theory of climate injustice in the Anthropocene; Andreas Malm and Rikard Warlenius --; Taking on big oil by looking within; Anjali Appadurai --; Climate change forces post-capitalism; Kim Stanley Robinson --; II, Climate change through lenses of diversity --; Zooming in, calling out : (m)anthropogenic climate change through the lens of gender; Sherilyn MacGregor --; A culture-centred approach to climate change adaptation : insights from New Zealand; Debashish Munshi, Priya A. Kurian, and Sandra L. Morrison --; Exorbitant responsibility : geographies of climate justice; Nigel Clark and Yasmin Gunaratnam --; Indigeneity and climate justice in northern Sweden; Seema Arora-Jonsson --; Out of the closets and into the climate! Queer feminist climate justice; Greta Gaard --; III. Social sciences, humanities and climate justice --; Sleepwalking is a death sentence for humanity : manifesto for a sociology of the climate crisis and climate justice; John Foran --; A role for the environmental humanities : directly intervening in the anthropogenic climate change; Ken Hiltner --; Media and climate justice : what space for alternative discourses?; Anablea Carvalho --; Shifting the balance of forces through sanctions against Trump and US carbon capital; Patrick Bond --; Linking environmental justice and climate justice through academia and the prison industrial complex; David N. Pellow --; Democracy and climate justice : the unfolding of tragedy; Walter F. Baber and Robert V. Bartlett --; IV. Te quest fro climate justice across the world --; The Majuro declaration for climate leadership : a Pacific approach to a global problem; Lagipoiva Cherelle Jackson --; Community approaches to climate justice : cases from Papua New Guinea; Sangion Appiee Tiu --; Cultural resilience and climate change : everyday lives in Niue; Jess Pasisi --; The contradictory development policies of the Maldives in the face of climate change; Naznin Nasir, Meraz Mostafa, M Feisal Rahman, and Saleemul Huq --; China : climate justice without a social movement?; Fengshi Wu --; Entrenched vulnerabilities : evaluating climate justice across development and adaptation responses in southern India; Sumetee Pahwa Gajja, Garima Jain, Kavya Michael, and Chandni Singh --; Self-interest trumps global climate action in Africa and elsewhere; Nnimmo Bassey --; Frontlines, intersections, and creativity : the growth of the North American climate justice movement; John Foran, Corrie Grosse, and Brad Hornick --; V. Thinking beyond the here and now : envisioning many futures --; Change is and will be local : alternatives from Spain; Anna Perez Catala --; "We're doing something together that will reverberate down over time" : an interview with Bill McKibben; John Foran --; Climate justice must be anti-patriarchal, or it will not be systemic; Majandra Rodriguez Acha --; Is vivir bien possible? Candid thoughts about systemic alternatives; Pablo Solon --; The politics of climate change : all change; Jonathon Porritt
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