Governing a World in Climate Crisis

Undergraduate

is an analysis of the transformative changes that are required at the level of global governance to address the worsening climate crisis. Topics may include anti-colonial climate governance, “death and damage” as experienced by Least Developed Countries, “supply side” climate governance, global worker-led climate action, transnational grassroots opposition to climate policy obstructionism, and the opportunities for a rapid, just transition. All sections of this course follow International Studies guidelines available at www.mun.ca/hss/IS .