Climate Change and Trans-Atlantic Transformations [Cambio climtico y transformaciones transatlnticas]

Cerdá, Esperanza; Márquez Macías, Rosario; Estévez-Saá, José Manuel; Cañero Serrano, Julio

ISBN 10: 1952336295 / ISBN 13: 9781952336294

Published by ESCRIBANA BOOKS, 2024

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Climate Change and Trans-Atlantic Transformations [Cambio climtico y transformaciones transatlnticas]
• Publisher: ESCRIBANA BOOKS
• Publication Date: 2024
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1952336295
• ISBN 13: 9781952336294
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: VeryGood

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Synopsis

Climate change represents the most severe danger that humanity and numerous other species inhabiting planet Earth confront today. Unprecedented climatic phenomena, ranging from elevated temperatures to extreme weather fluctuations such as hurricanes, floods, droughts, rampant wildfires, induce ecological devastation, loss of life and sustenance, involuntary displacement both domestically and internationally, and the rise of authoritarian populist factions on either side of the Atlantic. These phenomena demand the attention of scholars from diverse academic disciplines. The essays compiled in this book, authored by reputable scholars, endeavor to tackle and offer insight into the factors, dynamics, and consequences, including trans-Atlantic relations, of what is recognized as an urgent crisis. From the legacy of colonialism and imperialism to the contemporary forces of neoliberalism and globalization, asymmetrical power structures and unsustainable consumption patterns lie at the core, constituting fundamental aspects necessary to understand one of the foremost collective action dilemmas of the twenty-first century. Additionally, a critical examination of the unequal impacts of environmental degradation on marginalized groups, resulting from systems of oppression based on factors such as race, gender, and class, is presented.
Contributors: Julio Cañero Serrano; José Manuel Estévez-Saá; Mary Ann Gosser Esquilín; Rosario Márquez; Roberto Martínez Bachrich; Anthony Pasero; Ana Puyol Loscertales; Antía Rivera de la Vega; Ángel Roldán Carreño; Ana María Romero Valle; Ricardo O. Russo; Juan Antonio Sánchez Jiménez; José Sarzi Amade; Leonor Taiano; María Nieves Verdugo-Álvez.