Urban Climate Justice: Theory, Praxis, Resistance (Geographies of Justice and Social Transformation)
by Joan Fitzgerald, Jonathan Silver, Ankit Kumar, Jennifer L. Rice, Joshua Long, Anthony Levenda, Dietrich Thomas Bouma, Vanesa Castan Broto, Savannah Cox, Sheila Foster, Kian Goh, Ping Huang, Sarah E. Knuth, Robin Leichenko, Diego Martinez-Lugo, Khai Hoan Nguyen, Jenny Pickerill, Vanessa Lacy Raditz, Enora Robin, Gloria Schmitz, Linda Shi, Jennie Stephens, Linda K. Westman
Urban Climate Justice: Theory, Praxis, Resistance examines how climate change intersects with justice in cities. Drawing on interdisciplinary perspectives in geography, urban studies, and social transformation, this volume considers the ideas, practices, and forms of resistance that shape conversations about equitable urban futures.
About This Book
Urban Climate Justice: Theory, Praxis, Resistance explores the relationship between climate change and justice in urban contexts.
The book brings together perspectives on theory, practical action, and resistance, emphasizing the social and geographic dimensions of climate-related challenges.
Its interdisciplinary scope connects urban studies, geography, climate research, and social transformation.
With contributions from a wide group of scholars, the volume offers a broad foundation for examining how cities can be understood and reshaped through the lens of climate justice.
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