Interview – Christiane Fröhlich
Christiane Fröhlich explores the relationship between climate change, human mobility and conflict, as well as the role governments and policymakers play.
Process Sociology and the Global Ecological Crisis
In light of the global ecological crisis, Process Sociology offers a framework encompassing the role of human/non-human nature relations in world politics.
Colombia’s ‘Total Peace’ and Climate Change
Never has the Colombian government had as much leverage to negotiate the climate crisis than the present, with the new president and his total peace initiative.
Environment and Climate
Our planet carries 8 billion people. Yet its capacity to provide for each of us is threatened by population growth, climate change, deforestation, collapse of fisheries, desertification, air pollution and scarcity of fresh water.
Global Governance: Human Rights and Environmental Governance
The international community faces a number of issues and barriers that are integral towards the fight against climate change, running up against questions of power and influence over the system as a whole.
Agroecology, Climate Change Induced Polycrisis and the Transformation of Food Systems
Heroic efforts displayed by peasants and indigenous people represent spaces of hope against the weight of ecological breakdown and social injustice.
Decolonizing Environmental Politics: Sumak Kawsay as a Possible Moral Foundation for Green Policies
Sumak kawsay constitutes an axiological system that could morally base international agreements in order to preserve the environment in Abya Yala.
Opinion – Black and Southern Feminisms Matter in the Global Climate Struggle
Black and Southern feminists challenge us to consider the climate and environmental crisis as a crisis tied up in global histories of race, gender, and class as embedded in European empire.
Opinion – The Responsibility to Protect the Amazon
Applying responsibility to protect ideas to environmental threats would not only set off the alarm for Brazil by staining its international image, but also potentially shake up other states.
The Subsidiarity Principle in EU Environmental Law
The principle of subsidiarity in EU environmental law suggests a distinction between actions aiming for genuine environmental protection and actions aiming primarily at market integration.
