Routledge handbook of human rights and climate governance

목차 (Table of Contents)

• 자료제공 :

• Foreword by Sheila Watt-Cloutier

• Part I Conceptual Foundations

• Chapter 1 Integrating Human Rights in Global Climate Governance: An Introduction

• Sebastien Duyck, Sebastien Jodoin and Alyssa Johl

• Chapter 2 Analysing Rights Discourses in Climate Governance

• Katherine Lofts

• Chapter 3 Climate Change and Human Rights: Fragmentation, Interplay and Institutional Linkages

• Annalisa Savaresi

• Chapter 4 Local Rights Claims in International Climate Negotiations: Transnational Human Rights Networks at the Climate Conferences

• Andrea Schapper

• Chapter 5 Rights, Representation and Recognition: Practicing Advocacy for Women and Indigenous Peoples in UN Climate Negotiations

• Linda Wallbott

• Part II International Framework

• Chapter 6 State Responsibility for Human Rights Violations Associated with Climate Change

• Margaretha Wewerinke

• Chapter 7 Climate change impacts: human rights in climate adaptation and loss and damage

• Sven Harmeling

• Chapter 8 Human Rights and Climate Displacement and Migration

• Alice Thomas

• Chapter 9 Climate Change under Regional Human Rights Systems

• Sumudu Attaputu

• Chapter 10 Climate Change in the UN Human Rights System

• Yves Lador and Felix Kirchmeier.

• Part III. Early Lessons

• Chapter 11 Look before you Jump: Assessing the Potential Influence of the Human Rights Bandwagon on Domestic Climate Policy

• Sebastien Jodoin, Rosine Faucher and Katherine Lofts

• Chapter 12 Rights, Justice, and REDD+: Lessons from Climate Advocacy and Early Implementation in the Amazon Basin

• Deborah Delgado Pugley

• Chapter 13 Protecting Indigenous Peoples’ Land Rights in Global Climate Governance

• Ademola Jegede.

• Chapter 14 The Indigenous Rights Framework and Climate Change

• Ben Powless

• Chapter 15 Using the Paris Agreement's Ambition Ratcheting Mechanisms to Expose Insufficient Protection of Human Rights in Formulating National Climate Policies

• Donald Brown

• Part IV. Stakeholder Perspectives

• Chapter 16 From Marrakesh to Marrakesh: the rise of gender equality in the global climate governance and climate action

• Anne Barre, Irene Dankelman, Anke Stock, Eleanor Blomstrom and Bridget Burns

• Chapter 17 Energy Justice: The intersection of Human Rights and Climate Justice

• Allie Silverman

• Chapter 18 Overlooked and undermined: child rights and climate change

• Joni Pegram

• Chapter 19 Human rights, differentiated responsibilities? Advancing equity and human rights in the Climate Change Regime

• Gita Parihar

• Chapter 20 Climate Justice and Human Rights

• Doreen Strabinsky

• Chapter 21 Securing Workers’ Rights in the Transition to a Low-carbon World: The Just Transition Concept and its Evolution

• Edouard Morena

• Part V. Regional Case Studies

• Chapter 22 'There is No Time Left'? Climate Change, Environmental Threats, and Human Rights in Turkana County, Kenya

• Katharina Rall and Felix Horne

• Chapter 23 Human Rights and Climate Change: Focusing on South Asia

• Vositha Wijenayake

• Chapter 24 Climate Change and the European Court of Human Rights: Future Potentials

• Heta Heiskanen

• Chapter 25 Are Europeans equal with regard to the health impact of climate change?

• Isabell Eva Buschel

• Chapter 26 Integrating a human rights based approach to address climate change impacts in Latin America: case studies from Bolivia and Peru

• Andrea Rodriguez and Maria Jose Veramendi Villa

• Chapter 27 Connecting Human Rights and Short-Lived Climate Pollutants: The Arctic Angle

• Sabaa Khan

• Chapter 28 Climate change and human rights in the Commonwealth Caribbean: case studies of The Bahamas and Trinidad & Tobago

• Lisa Benjamin and Rueanna Haynes

• Part VI. Future Directions

• Chapter 29 Mobilizing Human Rights to Combat Climate Change through Litigation

• Abby Rubinson

• Chapter 30 Human Rights and Land-Based Carbon Mitigation

• Kate Dooley

• Chapter 31 Climate Change: Human Rights & Private Remedies

• Heather Mcleod-Kilmurray, Lynda Collins and Nathalie Chalifour

• Chapter 32 Towards Responsible Renewable Energy: Assessing 50 wind and hydropowercompanies’ human rights policies in the context of rising allegations of abuse?

• Eniko Horvath and Kasumi Maeda

• Chapter 33 Intersectionalities, human rights and climate change: emerging linkages in the practice of the UN human rights monitoring system

• Joanna Bourke Martignoni

• Chapter 34 Climate Change, Human Rights & Divestment

• Basil Ugochukwu