Vol. 4 No. 1 (2018): Special Issue on Intersectionality and Climate Change

This themed issue aims to provide a forum for the discussion of how intersecting social identities can be incorporated into climate change research, in order to provide a more holistic understanding of how we can respond to the global threat of climate change.

Published: 2018-04-18

Articles

Disability Inclusion in Climate Change: Impacts and Intersections

Marsha L. Saxton, Alex Ghenis
- Saxton and Ghenis
The Polynesian political awakening in response to climate change

Raimana Herve LALLEMANT-MOE
- Lallemont-Moe
Vulnerability in the making? How intersectionality and masculinity theory can bring light to climate injustice in urban climate policy

Angelica Wågström
- Wagstrom
How can gender equality and its interdependencies with other social categories contribute to a successful climate policy? A research project about interdependent options for the improved design of climate change mitigation and adaptation measures in Germa

Ulrike Rohr, Arn Saeur
- Rohr and Sauer