Historical studies of the influence imperialism and colonialism on climate science have yet to be brought together into a critical synthesis. This advanced review offers overview key themes this literature with primary intention enabling historians other scholars recognize, specify, acknowledge roles imperial colonial processes in shaping scientific framings climate. Following brief debates old...

The article proposes that climate change makes enduring colonial injustices and structures visible. It focuses on the imposition dominance of concepts land self-determination Indigenous peoples in settler states. argues if these frameworks remains unaddressed, progressing will worsen other injustices, too. Specifically, capabilities be increasingly undermined, experience loss what they understa...

This paper argues that narratives of Taiwan’s colonial experience promoted by the DPP regime between 2000 and 2008 and the version endorsed by the communist regime on the mainland both share a reluctance to recognize the status of China itself as a colonizing power, or (as in the case of Taiwan) of Chinese settlers as colonizers. While this article does not elaborate at great length as to how ‘...