Climate Change, People, and Power

PL2220 - Climate Change, People, and Power

<p>This subject explores the political factors shaping how climate change is understood and addressed in global political interactions. In this subject, you will encounter a range of critical and non-traditional theories that consider the rights of future generations, non-humans, and ecosystems more broadly. These ideas will be applied to understanding international climate negotiations and how different actors interact with these broader processes, as well unpacking the climate-related issues that will define the coming decades.</p>

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PL5220 - Climate Change, People, and Power

Prioritise and solve complex problems in a persuasive and defensible manner


Identify, analyse, and evaluate the role of different actors and institutions in historical and contemporary international climate politics


Formulate and defend a position on contemporary climate negotiations based on independent research


Discuss and deconstruct climate-related issues in different contexts using various theoretical lenses
