Social Consequences of Climate Change

Şuay Nİlhan Açıkalın is Faculty Member in the Department of International Relations at Ankara Hacı Bayram Veli University, Turkey.Şefika Şule Erçetin is Dean of the Education Faculty at Hacettepe University, Turkey.

• Part 1. Old Topic with New NarrativesChapter 1. Air Pollution; Tjandra Yoga AditamaChapter 2. Vulnerabilities of Urban Communities to Climate Change; Klaus JurgensPart 2. Can Climate Change Be Considered as a “Social” Problem?Chapter 3. Climate Journalism Worldwide and in Türkiye: Anadolu’s Greenline Project; Serdar KaragözChapter 4. Newton's Cradle Metaphor: Alternative Approach in Climate Change Education; Şefika Şule Erçetin and Büşra SarıChapter 5. Risks or Challenges of Climate Change: The Case of Climate Refugees; Brígida BritoChapter 6. Need for a Human Rights-Based Approach to Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation with Reference to the State of Uttarakhand in India; Amit Upadhyay and Abhinav MehrotraChapter 7. Climate Change from an Education Perspective: The Role of Teachers in Raising Public Awareness; Kaan BatıChapter 8. A New Cold War is Brewing: Equity and Vulnerability in a Warming World; Ellen WasylinaPart 3. Future with Warming World or Is There a Hope?Chapter 9. Climate Care as a New Purpose of the United Nations; Vesselin PopovskiChapter 10. Employing Complexity Theory in Tackling the Social Consequences of Climate Change; Şuay Nİlhan AçıkalınChapter 11. The Power of Education in Tackling Climate Change: Thoughts for Future; Duygu SönmezChapter 12. Analysis of Global Development Goals in the Context of Istanbul; Metin Erol and Burak KaplanChapter 13. The European Union’s Policies and Role in Tackling Climate Change in the Context of the European Green Deal; Kübra Ecer and Oğuz GünerChapter 14. Türkiye’s Strides Towards a Greener Future: National and International Political Progress on Climate Change; Büşra Deniz, Derya Ulutürk, and Mustafa Başkara