Author Description

Foreword: equity: the final frontier for an effective climate change agreement / Sunita Narain -- 1. The future is ours to seek: changing the inevitability of climate chaos to prospects of hope and justice -- 2. Way beyond the lifeboat: an Indigenous allegory of climate justice -- 3. The politics of climate change is more than the politics of capitalism -- 4. The grand theft of the atmosphere: sketches for a theory of climate injustice in the Anthropocene -- 5. Taking on big oil by looking within -- 6. Climate change forces post-capitalism -- 7. Zooming in, calling out: (m)anthropogenic climate change through the lens of gender -- 8. A culture-centered approach to climate change adaptation: insights from New Zealand -- 9. Exorbitant responsibility: geographies of climate justice -- 10. Indigeneity and climate justice in northern Sweden -- 11. Out of the closets and into the climate! Queer feminist climate justice -- 12. Sleepwalking is a death sentence for humanity: manifesto for a sociology of the climate crisis and of climate justice -- 13. A role for the environmental humanities: directly intervening in anthropogenic climate change -- 14. Media and climate justice: what space for alternative discourses? -- 15. Shifting the balance of forces through sanctions against Trump and US carbon capital -- 16. Linking environmental justice and climate justice through academia and the prison industrial complex -- 17. Democracy and climate justice: the unfolding of tragedy -- 18. The Majuro Declaration for Climate Leadership: a Pacific approach to a global problem -- 19. Community approaches to climate justice: cases from Papua New Guinea -- 20. Cultural resilience and climate change: everyday lives in Niue -- 21. The contradictory development policies of the Maldives in the face of climate change -- 22. Why capacity building needs to do justice to the Global South: insights from Bangladesh -- 23. China: climate justice without a social movement? -- 24. Entr