This article explains how a human rights - based, multi-stakeholder approach - incorporating corporate social responsibility - has emerged within the framework of climate justice. Climate justice is presented as a model that envisions international…
In light of the phenomenon of climate change induced migration, this chapter offers a critical reflection not only on the insufficiencies of existing governance, but also of the flaws and weaknesses of reform proposals The…
In this paper, the case study of the relocation of Newtok - an Indigenous community in Alaska - as a response to climate change is analyzed, exploring human rights issues surrounding climate-induced planned relocations. Newtok…
In this article, the issue of climate displacement as one of the most significant humanitarian and human rights challenges of the twenty-first century is considered. It begins by outlining the global scale of the issue…