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Liaison of Climate Change and Social Inequality

Abstract

Climate change contains, in a nutshell, fundamental relations of social inequality such as gender, “race”, and class. This chapter outlines how climate change is human made, primarily by a capitalist economic system. Capitalism relies on exploitative relations of nature and humans, mainly in the global South and of women. A reduction of inequalities is possible through a socio-economic transformation, which seeks degrowth and an alternative to a Green New Deal.

Table of Contents: Transitioning to Reduced Inequalities

The Missing Link between Inequality and the Environment in SDG 10

EGEmily GhoshEmily Ghosh
ANAnisha NazarethAnisha Nazareth
SKSivan KarthaSivan Kartha
EKEric Kemp-BenedictEric Kemp-Benedict

Inequalities in Trade

NPNicole PalanNicole Palan
NCNuno CrespoNuno Crespo
NSNadia SimoesNadia Simoes

Inequality and Inclusive Development in Ghana

ASAlexander Nii Adjei SowahAlexander Nii Adjei Sowah
PTPrince Selorm Kodzo TettehPrince Selorm Kodzo Tetteh
KAKofi Takyi AsanteKofi Takyi Asante