Social-ecological systems underpinning nature-based solutions (NbS) must be resilient to
changing conditions if NbS are to contribute to long-term climate change adaptation. We …

Critical scholarship on the intersection of development pathways and climate change
responses highlights the roles of power, agency, social difference, intersecting inequalities …

Although developed countries have been historically responsible for causing climate
change, developing countries are more vulnerable to its current and future effects and being …

Resilience to climate change demands a transformation in social and political relations, but
the literature has largely neglected how these are embedded within legacies of conflict. We …

Geography and geographers have a long and influential history of research on climate
change, with a significant impact on scholarship, international assessments and public …

The climate change debate in South Asia is deeply embedded in the broader frameworks of
colonialism, technonationalist pride, national sovereignty, and distributive justice. The highly …

Critical scholars on power relations and climate change adaptation have highlighted the
lack of community participation as a consequence of unbalanced power operations …

Climate change adaptation is a power-laden process that requires engagement and
negotiation between people with diverse needs, interests, and levels of authority …

Abstract In 2017 and 2018, Cape Town faced historically unprecedented water shortages.
With the imminent possibility of running out of water, the city's leadership prioritized reducing …

The concept of “resilience” is ubiquitous in global governance, extending from climate and
ecological issues to practically all spheres of human endeavor. However, post‐pandemic …