The new executive orders slashing funding & programs for social justice and env’tl protection paint a bleak picture for the future of climate justice (CJ). But liberal political theory–the basis of the mainstream CJ movement–was always going to fall short even without these cuts tinyurl.com/2ju5k82x
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Open access link to download PDF of the book is live. New book - Critical Data Studies: An A to Z Guide to Concepts and Methods. Published by Polity Books. Also details on pbk & hbk purchase. www.politybooks.com/bookdetail?b...
Really happy to see this out! Draws on conjunctural and pragmatist methodologies to develop a more nuanced account of the possibility and politics of justice-based climate resilience through research into the Justice40 initiative in the United States.
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Critical reflection on social design (e.g., Julier and Kimbell's 2019 Design Issues paper) might be useful too, especially as social design and architecture are increasingly integrated into urban resilience planning (Rebuild by Design and 100 Resilient Cities are good cases here).
Not sure what was included in the design ethics syllabus, but Lauren Williams' 2019 Design and Culture paper is fantastic. So too are recent edited books (OA) from Claudia Mareis and colleagues on critical design studies; a lot of relevant architecture cases in those collections.
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