Latest issue, Vol 35, Issue 2 out now

The latest issue is out now. See below for details of the articles.

Research Articles

A tale of two coals: the politics of time in coal phase out by Bregje van Veelen
Pages: 177-196

The discursive politics of marginalisation: an intersectional analysis of European just transition plans by Anaëlle Bueno Patin & Everardus Wilhelmus (Michiel) Stapper
Pages: 197-217

Climate justice or inequality lock-in? Analysis of U.S. incarceration in a changing climate by David Ciplet
Pages: 218-239

The people against the sun? ideology and strategy in far-right parties’ climate obstruction of solar energy by Manès Weisskircher & Sabine Volk
Pages: 240-271

Somewhere I belong: the field of new climate activists and the Czech environmental movement by Ondřej Císař & Jiří Navrátil
Pages: 272-292

Rising seas, rising concerns: how climate change vulnerability shapes opinions towards policy by Tyler Reny, Andrew Reeves & Dino Christenson
Pages: 293-314

The role of networked governance for local climate policy output. Evidence from Europe by Dennis Abel
Pages: 315-337

Prefiguring multispecies justice: how communities are challenging and transfiguring care, labour, and belonging in the midst of climate catastrophe by Anna Sturman, Danielle Celermajer, Freya MacDonald & Blanche Verlie
Pages: 338-357

Persuading the public: nationalist propaganda and support for costly environmental policies in China by Binzizi Dong, Dongshu Liu & Junhao Yu
Pages: 358-381

Brief Report

Against separation: the importance of transdisciplinary collaboration in climate action by Elisa Paiusco & Federico Boem
Pages: 382-387

Book reviews

Sustainable educational leadership and the climate crisis: knowledge, power, and positive futures by Alexander Gardner-McTaggart, London, Routledge, 2025
Reviewed by V. Kalyani
Pages: 388-390

Building capabilities for Earth system governance by Jochen Prantl, Ana Flávia Barros-Platiau, Cristina Yumie Aoki Inoue, Joana Castro Pereira, Thais Lemos Ribeiro, and Eduardo Viola, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, 2024
Reviewed by  Inês Ferreira de Sousa
Pages: 390-392

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