Confronting Climate Coloniality

This timely and urgent collection brings together cutting-edge interdisciplinary scholarship and ideas from around the world to present critical examinations of climate coloniality.

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Farhana Sultana, PhD, is Professor of Geography and the Environment at Syracuse University, USA and Visiting Faculty Fellow at the International Centre for Climate Change and Development, Independent University, Bangladesh. She is an interdisciplinary feminist political ecologist researching the entanglements of climate justice, water governance, international development, and anti-colonial politics.

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List of Contributors

Preface

1. Urgency, Complexities, and Strategies to Confront Climate Coloniality and Decolonize Pathways for Climate Justice Farhana Sultana

PART I: CONFRONTING AND DECOLONIZING CLIMATE GOVERNANCE

2. The Coloniality of Climate Apartheid: Excising Colonial Legacies in Climate Development and Governance
   Joshua Long

3. The De/Coloniality of Global Climate Governance and Indigenous Politics within the UNFCCC
   Jamie Haverkamp

4. State Power and Capital in the Climate Crisis: A Theory of Fossil Imperialism
   Bernardo Jurema and Elias König

PART II: CONFRONTING AND DECOLONIZING CLIMATE FRAMINGS AND POLICIES

5. The Politics of "Heaviness" in Climate Emergency
   Diren Valayden

6. Buying the Dead, Burying the Poor: Climate Change and Pastoral Drought Coping Strategies in East AfricaBilal Butt

7. Towards an African Epistemic Site for Biodiversity Conservation and Climate Action
   Aby L. Sène

8. AlterNatives to Blue Carbon Coloniality: An iwi Perspective on Redirecting Funding to Indigenous Stewardship
   Andrew Kalani Carlson

PART III: CONFRONTING AND DECOLONIZING CLIMATE RESPONSES AND PRAXIS

9. Performative Environmentalism and the Everyday Legitimization of Climate Coloniality
   Manisha Anantharaman

10. Fuera SpaceX: Resisting Climate Coloniality via Terra Nullius within Contested Boca Chica State Park
    Danielle Zoe Rivera and Eliza Breder

11. Antiblackness in Flood Risk in Hull: The Afterlife of Colonialism
    Michael Lomotey

12. Crises, Coloniality, and Energy Transformations in Puerto Rico
    Laura Kuhl, Marla Perez-Lugo, Carlos Arriaga Serrano, Cecilio Ortiz-Garcia, Ryan Ellis, and Jennie C. Stephens

13. Afterword
    Mimi Sheller

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