There is much at stake at COP26. Many are calling for urgent and transformative change across all sectors of society to avoid ecological and social catastrophe. But what changes are needed and who are likely to be the winners and losers?
Political Studies can help inform policy makers and citizens on the impact of political, ethical, cultural, socio-economic and technological shifts needed to tackle climate change.
This COP26 Hub brings together notable contributions from PSA members and the wider academic community.
The British Journal of Politics and International Relations (BJPIR) are posting daily about articles which relate to Climate Emergency all of this week in the run up to COP26. BJPIR’s Twitter is releasing daily tweets to announce which articles are a part of BJPIR’s editors’ choice collection on Climate Emergency.
Check out our Environmental Politics Specialist Group. Last month, they held their Annual workshop which previewed the ‘twin COPs’ on the biodiversity and climate crises. They analysed the key dynamics shaping the UN climate change conference (COP26).
PSA Student Video Competition 2019 ‘Our Climate Emergency: The Voice of the Next Generation’. Here’s the entry from Rosa & Lily (City of London School for Girls), the winners of our 2019 competition which shows the views of climate change activists and activism in the UK.
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