Participatory Democracy, Justice and the Energy Transition

Abstract

The panel addresses critical dimensions of climate justice, including gender equity, just transition, and the relationship between justice and political feasibility. It explores the transformative potential of gender-inclusive policies, the complexities of transitioning from coal-dependent economies, and the interplay between justice and policy effectiveness. By delving into these overarching topics, the panel aims to provide insights into building more equitable, resilient, and politically feasible climate policies.

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