Social protection and social cohesion are key for climate action
Malerba, DanieleExterne Publikationen (2022)
published on www.developmentresearch.eu, 18.08.2022
The current energy crisis stemming from the war in Ukraine has shown that long-term climate mitigation needs to be coupled with the reduction of poverty and inequality; it is obvious that climate change is a global problem, and one that needs to be addressed in combination with social justice. In a recent article in an EJDR special issue, we make the case that the relationship and effects of social protection and social cohesion are critical in this sense.
Further IDOS experts
-
Aleksandrova, Mariya
Climate risk governance
-
Brandi, Clara
Economy and Political Science
-
Dippel, Beatrice
Comparatist
-
Donnelly, Aiveen
Politcal Science
-
Ekoh, Susan S.
Environmental Research
-
Fuhrmann-Riebel, Hanna
Economy
-
Goedeking, Nicholas
Comparative Political Economy
-
Hagenström, Paul
International Relations
-
Kativu, Saymore Ngonidzashe
Geography
-
Lehmann, Ina
Political Science
-
Mathis, Okka Lou
Political Scientist
-
Never, Babette
Political Scientist
-
Pegels, Anna
Economist
-
Rodríguez de Francisco, Jean Carlo
Ecological economics
-
Roll, Michael
Sociology
-
Roost, Stefanie
Economics
-
Sakketa, Tekalign Gutu
Agricultural / Development Economics
-
Srigiri, Srinivasa Reddy
Agricultural Economist
-
Wagner, Niklas
Climate & Knowledge Sociology
-
Walle, Yabibal
Development Economics
-
Yi, HyunAh
Energy and Environmental Policy
-
Zintl, Tina
Political Scientist