PART IV: CLIMATE ECONOMICS AND JUSTICE

Priority One Readings

• Stern Review, The Economics of Climate Change, Executive Summary, pp. 1-26

• Stern Review, International Support for Adaptation, pp. 554-568.

Priority Two Readings

• Richard Melford, "The Economics of Climate Change: An Overview of the Stern Report", International Journal of Innovation and Sustainable Development, 1(3): 260-2

• Full Stern Report

• MaryBeth Long Martello (2005), "Vulnerability Analysis and Environmental Governance," Handbook of Global Environmental Politics (R).

• Pew Center for Climate, Addressing Cost: The Political Economy of Climate Change

• DUE: Team Presentation 2, Economics, Technology and Country Arguments

• VIDEO: Ethical dimensions of Climate Change

• VIDEO: Climate Justice Tour 2004

• VIDEO: Tuvalu (1/2007) H.E.Mr. Enele Sosene Sopoaga

• VIDEO: Climate Change, Climate Justice (Penn St, 2007)

Priority One Readings

• CC (2007) Chapter 7, "Climate Change and Human Security", pp. 161-180.

• Fisher, PB (2008), "Just Climate Governance: Human Security and Climate Change in Tuvalu", pp. 1-21.

• Neil Adger (2004) "The Right To Keep Cold," Environment and Planning 36:1711-15.

Priority Two Readings

• Pew Center (2005), Equity and Climate: In Principle and Practice

• Thomas and Twyman (2005) "Equity and Justice in Climate Change Adaptation amongst Natural-Resource-Dependent Societies", Global Environmental Change 15:115-24.