Edited by Paul G. Harris, Chair Professor of Global and Environmental Studies, The Education University of Hong Kong and Senior Research Fellow, Earth System Governance global research alliance

• Contents:Preface ix1 Climate justice: the urgent research agenda(s) 1Paul G. Harris2 Vital needs and climate change: inter-human, inter-generational andinter-species justice 15Robin Attfield3 Common but differentiated responsibilities: agency in climate justice 27Ivo Wallimann-Helmer4 The world as it is: a vision for a social science (and policy) turn inclimate justice 38David E. Storey5 National climate-mitigation policy: the spatial framing of(in)justice claims 52Ian Bailey6 Climate change and capitalism: a degrowth agenda for climate justice 64Carlos Tornel7 A cosmopolitan agenda for climate justice: embracing non-state actors 77Alix Dietzel and Paul G. Harris8 Social justice and ecological consciousness: pathways to climate justice 91James S. Mastaler9 Climate justice in practice: adapting democratic institutions forenvironmental citizenship 104Giuseppe Pellegrini-Masini, Fausto Corvino and Alberto Pirni10 Climate refugees: realizing justice through existing institutions 118Justin Donhauser11 Pre-emptive justice for future generations: reframing climate changeas a ‘humanitarian climate crime’ 131Selina Rose O’Doherty12 Climate justice after the Paris Agreement: understanding equitythrough nationally determined contributions 143Claire Swingle13 Responsibility for climate justice: the role of great powers 158Sanna KopraIndex 171

'In his introduction to A Research Agenda for Climate Justice, Paul Harris says that it is not far-fetched to suggest that climate change is becoming the greatest injustice ever perpetrated in all human history. He may well be right. Yet how do we get others - and in democracies, a majority of voters - to see it this way? The contributors to this book not only show, from their different perspectives, why climate change is an injustice, but also take steps towards answering that question.'--Peter Singer, Princeton University, US