Curriculum
Democracy and the Environment
Module 1: National governments international organizations or the citizen: who is setting the pace?
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Ecological vs. Environmental Democracy – The way forward?
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Public participation and climate change
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People power for climate action
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Can democracy save the climate? the case of climate legislation
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Can Democracy Save the Environment? Part I
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Can Democracy Save the Environment? Part II
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Module 2: What governing approach is best placed to tackle the environmental challenge?
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Module 3: What is the interplay between public and private?
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Reflection
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Can Democracy Save the Environment? Part II
Can Democracy Save the Environment? Part II,
Speakers: Petros Kokkalis, Michael Jakob, Michalis Goudis, Srdjan Susic, Spyros Psaroudas, Moderation: Ljubisa Vrencev
Study Material
Adow, M., Nyandire, N. Kirilenko, A., Maroufi, A. & Cardenas, M. (2021). People’s Voices in National Climate Plans. Civil society perspectives from Kenya, the Kyrgyz Republic, Morocco and the Philippines.
Bratspies, R.M. (2018). The Climate for Human Rights. University of Miami Law Review, 72(2), 308–344.
Hügel, S., & Davies, A. R. (2020). Public participation, engagement, and climate change adaptation: A review of the research literature. WIREs Climate Change, 11(4), e645.
Mercer, TG & Kythreotis, AP (2020) Towards Citizen Governance for Climate Change Education and Justice: A Science–Policy Perspective, Myers, S, Hemstock, S & Hanna, E (Eds.) Science, Faith and the Climate Crisis, Emerald Publishing Limited, pp. 79-92.
Sotiris, P. (2020). Is a Democratic Biopolitics Possible? Socialist Project – The Bullet.
