Public perceptions of climate change are known to differ between nations and to have
fluctuated over time. Numerous plausible characterizations of these variations, and …

The IPCC is the leading international body for the assessment of climate change, forming
the interface between science, policy and global politics. Indigenous issues have been …

Central and South America (CSA) is a highly diverse region, both culturally and biologically.
It has one of the highest levels of biodiversity on the planet (Hoorn et al., 2010; Zador et al …

This essay introduces and invites contributions to a new Journal of Peasant Studies Forum
on 'climate change and critical agrarian studies'. Climate change is inextricably entwined …

Growing political pressure to find solutions to climate change is leading to increasing calls
for multiple disciplines, in particular those that are not traditionally part of climate change …

Calls for more broad-based, integrated, useful knowledge now abound in the world of global
environmental change science. They evidence many scientists' desire to help humanity …

This paper introduces the special feature of Ecology and Society entitled “Traditional
Ecological Knowledge and Global Environmental Change. The special feature addresses …

To understand the broader epistemological and ontological politics of human dimensions of
climate change, this review adopts a political ecology approach, informed by Science and …

Because of concerns that ongoing climate change could lead to a possible collapse of
human civilization, the topic of societal (civilization) collapse has emerged as especially …

Under the threat of climate change and with disproportional impacts expected for the world's
poorest, the adaptation imperative confers renewed justification to development aid …