Mapping the Climate Justice Landscape: Curated Literature Overview

This book is a curated literature overview that explores the evolving framework of climate justice as it intersects with global politics, ethics, economics, and human rights.It offers a structured overview of the multifaceted challenges posed by climate change, focusing on questions of responsibility, equity, and governance.At its core, the book examines who bears the greatest burden for reducing emissions and how to address the disproportionate impacts on communities least responsible for climate change. Organised across six chapters from definitional foundations through historical development, planetary-scale analysis, landscape- and community-level impacts, political dynamics, and forward-looking governance, the volume traces how the same structural asymmetry recurs at every scale: the populations least responsible for climate change bear its greatest consequences.It investigates climate-induced displacement, the rights of climate refugees, and the risks of policy solutions that may