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Research project

Global Justice and Biodiversity

Project overview

This project assesses the global justice problems that can arise when policymakers attempt to tackle the biodiversity crisis. These can include problems of distributive injustice, political exclusion, displacement, and epistemic justice. The project aims to identify approaches that could tackle the crisis without exacerbating existing injustices, or causing new ones.

Staff

Lead researcher

Professor Chris Armstrong

Professor of Political Theory

Research interests

  • Global justice
  • Climate justice
  • Ocean justice and ocean politics

Collaborating research institutes, centres and groups

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