Titlebook: Climate Justice and Human Rights; Tracey Skillington Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2017 Justice.Climate justic

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-68647-4sphere and natural landscape in ways that are unprecedented. For the first time, the outer limits of Nature’s capacities to adapt to the destruction of its natural cycles of carbon, phosphorous, and nitrogen are in sight (see Rockstr?m et al. 2009). The overall rate of temperature increase has nearl

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G. L. Bach,R. Czurda,K. Kleesiekular, it considers whether such knowledge prompts a more urgent need for a justification of those institutional practices that centrally shape the ecological fate of current and future generations. One guiding assumption of liberal democratic societies is that justice owes its validity to continuing

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G. L. Bach,R. Czurda,K. Kleesiekthose who are displaced by its worst effects, that is, those ‘forced to leave their homes, lands and livelihoods because they have been destroyed by the effects of climate change’ (United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs Reliefweb 2015) are manufactured by society as a who

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H. Greiling,A. Gressner,K. Kleesiektoday by rising sea levels, flooding, desertification, and other climate change effects. As more and more states are reclassified as ‘disappearing’, that is, states losing their territories to the natural environment through no specific fault of their own, a question arises as to how displaced commu

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Chronische Polyarthritis und Felty-Syndromrt to clarify what are the contemporary concerns of the global community and assess what themes ought to be prioritized by a successor framework to the Millennium Development Goals beyond 2015 (see the United Nations Development Group, ‘A Million Voices: The World We Want’, July 2013: 3). The result

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