Feminist Climate policy in Industrialized States
Book launch. This event features presentations of cutting-edge research related to climate policy in industrialized states. The focus is on social issues of climate change and new directions in feminist activism and scholarship.
Book presentation with editors, authors and experts from Sweden, Denmark, and Germany on
- Feminist climate Approaches. How, why and What?
- Practices, institutional norms and policy making in Scandinavia
- Links between gender equality and climate change
- Smart Mobility and lessons learned from encounters with Danish municipalities
Speakers
- Gunnhildur Lily Magnusdottir (Associate professor, Malmø University)
- Annica Kronsell (Professor, University of Gothenbourg)
- Laura Winther Engelsbak (Cand. Scient.soc Ministry of Foreign Affairs)
- Michala Hvidt Breengaard (Ph.d. and consultant, DiverCities)
Panel
- Sven Kesselring (professor at Geislingen University, Germany, Member of the Climate Advisory Council of Baden-Württemberg)
- Bente Halkier (Professor, University of Copenhagen, Member of the Danish Climate Council since 2020 and vice chair since 2023)
Comments are provided by expert members of Climate councils in Germany and Denmark.
Register for the book launch at kro@soc.ku.dk.
Feminist Climate policy in Industrialized States has been published by Routledge and edited by Susan Buckingham, Martin Hultman, Gunnhildur Magnusdottir and Karen Morrow. Contains 14 chapters by an international team of authors.
