New publication on climate justice in Earth System Governance Journal

View profile for Hyeyoon Park

Lecturer (Assistant Professor) in International Politics, University of Stirling (International Relations/Global Environmental Politics and Policy/ Extractive resource & green finance governance)

How can we bridge the profound gap between aspiration and reality in the pursuit of climate justice? Please take a look at our new publication in Earth System Governance Journal. It was a truly rewarding and synergistic collaboration with my wonderful colleagues in Politics at the University of Stirling. We would be delighted to continue this conversation with a wider audience! Please reach out to us! #ClimateJustice, #PlanetaryJustice, #PolicyStudies, #NonAnthropocentricPolicyMaking, #EarthSystemGovernance, #ClimatePolitics

View profile for Paul Cairney

Professor of Politics and Public Policy at University of Stirling

Delighted to work with so many insightful colleagues - our group is close to half of the Stirling Politics unit! - on this new Perspective article led by Professor Andrea Schapper: New directions in climate justice? A dialogue between critical climate justice and policy studies scholars https://lnkd.in/e6FDxvTj 'New directions in just climate policymaking can emerge from the dialogue between critical climate justice and policy studies scholars. Current climate justice research presents a strong and coherent message about the scale and urgency of climatic challenges, historical responsibilities, colonialism, systemic inequalities, intersectionality and the role of recognitional, procedural, and distributional justice-driven solutions. However, it struggles to explain how to overcome profound gaps between aspiration and reality. In this Perspective, we bring insights from critical climate justice scholars and policy scholars into conversation. Policy theories help us explain gaps between high ambitions but low progress towards policymaking integration and policy coherence for climate justice. However, they focus largely on evidence from Western countries and struggle to harness wider international insights on policy innovation, with the potential to largely contribute to a doom spiral. We use the example of non-anthropocentric policymaking and planetary justice approaches to explore this dialogue on drivers and barriers to change.' Hyeyoon Park Clemens Hoffmann Neil J. W. Crawford, PhD Hannes Stephan

Sharmini Nair

Assistant Professor of Political Science

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Congrats Hyeyoon!

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