Climate Justice vis-à-vis Global Justice

LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE

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Contributor(s): Dr Katie Steele | Who should accept responsibility for, and bear the costs of, climate change? Can climate change be sectioned off as an isolated issue of justice, or is it inextricably entangled with broader concerns of global justice? Katie Steele is senior lecturer in philosophy at LSE.

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