Mobilizations and Contentious Politics around Climate Change

Abstract

The focus of this panel is on climate action pursued by FFF, XR or the Climate Justice Movement. The papers shed led on competing ‘productions of futures’ in climate action; the similarities and differences between past and present environmental movements; the 'theories of change' that underpin different forms collective action on the issue of climate change; the motivations for joining and abstaining from contemporary environmental movements; and the specific forms/challenges climate action takes/is confronted with in authoritarians regimes.

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COVID-19 Pandemic Challenges, New Grievances, and Tactical Innovation: A Case Study on Fridays for Future movement in Ankara, Bursa, Eskişehir, and Istanbul	View Paper Details
Defining the Necessary and the Possible: Future Imaginations in the Swedish Climate Parliament	View Paper Details
Framing climate justice at the youth pre-COP	View Paper Details
Participation and non-participation in climate demonstrations. What factors explain why some individuals take to the streets while others do not?	View Paper Details
"This is the bet": frames, strategies and theories of change in climate justice action	View Paper Details