🌐This article presents a theoretical-normative instrument for climate policymakers to address the climate issue from the social studies’ sociological perspective intersected with political ecology. Click at this link to access the full article👇 PLANB Index : Sociological Categories for Climate Policymakers , 🕰Published: July 19, 2023
🌐 However, this relationship, enhancing participatory democracy is essential to improving climate change policies, also operates in reverse. Disrupting participatory mechanisms can be highly damaging to good environmental governance, paving the way for denialist projects. Click at this link to access the full article👇 […]
🌐This article challenges the notion of Machiavelli’s imperialist intent, arguing that this interpretation not only overlooks Machiavelli’s critique of Roman imperialism but also ignores a non-imperialist alternative to territorial expansion presented in the ‘Discorsi’: the formation of leagues or confederations of free states for […]
🌐 Together, four pathways explain why some countries have not replaced their constitutions in democratic contexts, with special emphasis on the number of rights enshrined in these fundamental laws. Check the full article at this link: https://brazilianpoliticalsciencereview.org/article/a-constitution-i-am-used-to-constitutional-endurance-and-replacement-in-democratic-latin-america/ 🕰 Published: August 27, 2024
🌐 By addressing these issues, we seek to demonstrate their interconnection and relevance for a comprehensive understanding of environmental politics. Check the full article at this link 👇 From the Environment to Green Democracy: Environmentalism, Social Movements, and the State in the Environmental Policy Debate […]