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The Procedural and Recognitional Dimension of Climate Governance<\/h1>\n

Room – HBS G33<\/em><\/p>\n

Simon Kr\u00e4uchi (University of Fribourg); Ivo Wallimann-Helmer (University of Fribourg); Gwendoline Bossert (University of Fribourg)<\/strong><\/p>\n

Environmental justice is often understood as distributive, procedural and recognitional justice. In climate ethics, much of the debate focuses only on questions of distributive justice. In this workshop, we aim to explore what procedural and recognitional justice would add to the established climate ethics discourse. The main focus of this workshop will be on climate governance, i.e. the political institutions and structures designed to implement climate change policies. Such structures have a significant impact on the livelihoods of those affected because they regulate climate action \u2013 be this as part of mitigation, adaptation, or even loss and damage policy.<\/p>\n

The workshop invites contributions on but not limited to the following topics:<\/p>\n