Note from the editor: Climate change - what economic sociology has to offer

Anita Engels

economic sociology. perspectives and conversations, 2020, vol. 22, issue 1, 1-4

Abstract: Welcome to crisis mode. Anthropogenic climate change is not only globally recognized as a well-established scientific analysis of what is currently happening to planet Earth, but it even seems to be accelerating recently. While governments are trying to contain the Covid-19 pandemic and struggle with its dramatic short- and long-term effects, the global climate crisis is building in the background with maybe even more far-reaching consequences.

Date: 2020
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