Climate change, children's rights, and the pursuit of intergenerational climate justice.

Intergenerational Justice and Climate Change EDWARD

Justice and Democracy in Climate Change Governance

Among the challenges posed by human-caused climate change are issues of justice and democracy, in how the environmental problem is expected to affect human social and economic systems and in the response taken by states and the international community to mitigate the problem. While unmitigated climate change unjustly harms the most vulnerable and widens existing unjust inequalities, programs to...

Beyond Carbon: Enabling Justice and Equity in REDD+ Across Levels of Governance

The global nature of climate change and the globalization of environmental governance have highlighted the challenges of enabling justice and equity across diverse societies and multiple levels of governance. At the center of these challenges are ongoing debates over the distribution of rights and responsibilities for environmental and social impacts e.g., to what degree are developed countries...

The Relationship between Ethical Climate and Organizational Citizenship Behavior with the Mediating Role of Organizational Justice (Case Study: Tehran High Schools)

The aim of the present study was to investigate the relationship between ethical climate and organizational citizenship behavior with the mediating role of organizational justice among high school teachers in Tehran. included all teachers (382 people) of high school teachers in Tehran were selected by Multi-stage cluster sampling method. For data collection were used the three Questionnaire of ...

Advancing climate justice and the right to health through procedural rights.

Scholars have increasingly recognized the ways in which climate change threatens the human rights of people around the world, with a disproportionate burden on the rights of already vulnerable persons. At particular risk to these populations is the right to health, as well as to interconnected human rights. Yet, scholars have generally not provided a thorough assessment of precisely how human r...