Challenging the European Climate Debate: Can Universal Climate Justice and Economics be Reconciled with Particularistic Politics?

Felix Creutzig, Marcus Hedahl, James Rydge and Kacper Szulecki

Global Policy, 2014, vol. 5, 6-14

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Climate justice demonstrates that action on climate change is a moral imperative.

Date: 2014
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