While adapting to the impacts of climate change will require massive human efforts across
landscapes, economies, and everyday social life, adaptation is rarely conceptualized as …

There is an ongoing debate among climate activists and scholars on the merits of 'climate
emergency'frames, which mirrors debates in critical security studies on the benefits and risks …

Microfinance, over-indebtedness and climate adaptation New evidence from rural Cambodia
Page 1 Microfinance, over-indebtedness and climate adaptation New evidence from rural …

Global South countries face significant challenges to finance sustainable and just
transformation. These challenges stem partly from the hierarchical character of the current …

This paper starts from the point that our current political‐economic‐climate conjuncture
demands new engagements at the dynamic interface of climate capitalism. Using two cases …

From IPCC reports to global asset managers and governments, calls for more green finance
to fuel the sustainability transition are ubiquitous. Concurrently, the critiques of a benign …

This article considers recent efforts at extending the scope of green finance into insurance
schemes to manage the losses associated with the climate crisis in vulnerable countries …

Philadelphia's schools suffer from an astounding $4.5 billion infrastructure backlog, resulting
in toxic school buildings that threaten the lives of predominantly low-income, nonwhite …

The centering of climate finance around a narrow set of institutions, sites, instruments,
practices, and technologies is an achievement made possible by the domination of finance …

The coloniality of power runs through the history of the climate crisis. It is, arguably, its most
dominant throughline. The history of climate change recounts an interwoven history of …