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Unruly Climates, Contested Futures I

Imaginaries and Politics of Climate Resistance in Europe
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Introduction: Unruly Climates, Contested Futures Antje Daniel, Frank Adloff, Juneseo Hwang, Philipp Jacobi and Luis Poscharsky Thinking the Future The Future Being Shut Down: Ambiguities of Modernity and the Anthropocene Jörn Ahrens Climate Heroism and Eco-Pessimism: Reactions to Catastrophe in Three Environmental Thinkers Carl Cassegård Climate Activism: Imagining and Enacting the Future Active Imaginaries: Young Italians' Prefiguration of the Future after Climate Change as Critical Thought Enzo Colombo and Paola Rebughini Shifting Future Imaginaries and Evolving Protest in Climate Activism: An Algorithmically Assisted Visual Framing Analysis of Divergent (Self-)Representations Johanna Raphaela Wahl Exploring a Culture of Active Hope: Ex-GKN for Future as a Working-Class Response to Job Loss and the Ecological Crisis Julia Kaiser and Johanna Fankel Recursive Futures in the Crisis of the Present: Future Imaginaries and Prefigurative Politics within Forest Occupations in Germany Alissa Starodub and Sebastian Garbe Uncommon Threads of a Common Weave: A Comparative Analysis of German and Japanese Climate Activism Solange Annaik Commelin Shrinking Civic Spaces and Future Imaginaries from the Right Delegitimising Dissent: Framing of Climate Protests and Civil Disobedience Siri Hummel "Counter-Apocalypse" and the Politics of Future: Climate, Democracy, and the Closure of Political Horizons Philipp Rhein The Ambivalent Future Ecological Imaginaries of the Far-Right: A Realist Perspective Johannes Korak Utopia - Dystopia - Retrotopia: Temporality and Visions of the Future and the Radical Right's Climate Discourse Fabian Virchow
Introduction: Unruly Climates, Contested Futures Antje Daniel, Frank Adloff, Juneseo Hwang, Philipp Jacobi and Luis Poscharsky Thinking the Future The Future Being Shut Down: Ambiguities of Modernity and the Anthropocene Jörn Ahrens Climate Heroism and Eco-Pessimism: Reactions to Catastrophe in Three Environmental Thinkers Carl Cassegård Climate Activism: Imagining and Enacting the Future Active Imaginaries: Young Italians' Prefiguration of the Future after Climate Change as Critical Thought Enzo Colombo and Paola Rebughini Shifting Future Imaginaries and Evolving Protest in Climate Activism: An Algorithmically Assisted Visual Framing Analysis of Divergent (Self-)Representations Johanna Raphaela Wahl Exploring a Culture of Active Hope: Ex-GKN for Future as a Working-Class Response to Job Loss and the Ecological Crisis Julia Kaiser and Johanna Fankel Recursive Futures in the Crisis of the Present: Future Imaginaries and Prefigurative Politics within Forest Occupations in Germany Alissa Starodub and Sebastian Garbe Uncommon Threads of a Common Weave: A Comparative Analysis of German and Japanese Climate Activism Solange Annaik Commelin Shrinking Civic Spaces and Future Imaginaries from the Right Delegitimising Dissent: Framing of Climate Protests and Civil Disobedience Siri Hummel "Counter-Apocalypse" and the Politics of Future: Climate, Democracy, and the Closure of Political Horizons Philipp Rhein The Ambivalent Future Ecological Imaginaries of the Far-Right: A Realist Perspective Johannes Korak Utopia - Dystopia - Retrotopia: Temporality and Visions of the Future and the Radical Right's Climate Discourse Fabian Virchow
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VerlagCampus
EinbandKartonierter Einband (Kt)
Erscheinungsjahr2026
Seitenangabe247 S.
AusgabekennzeichenEnglisch
MasseH23.1 cm x B15.3 cm x D1.5 cm 420 g
Auflage1. A.
ReiheZukünfte der Nachhaltigkeit
AutorDaniel, Antje (Hrsg.) / Adloff, Frank (Hrsg.) / Hwang, Juneseo (Hrsg.) / Jacobi, Philipp (Hrsg.) / Poscharsky, Luis (Hrsg.)

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Über den Autor Antje (Hrsg.) Daniel

Antje Daniel is a researcher in the fields of political sociology, environment, youth, gender and future/utopia at the University of Vienna. She is leading the research project on 'Youth activism and Fridays for Future. An intersectional and global perspective' and a project on the EU Supply Chain Due Diligence Act (CSDDD) and its impact on civil society. Frank Adloff is a Professor of Sociology in the Departement of Socioeconomics at the University of Hamburg, and the Director of the DFG Humanities Centre for Advanced Studies 'Futures of Sustainability.' His research interests include social theory, civil society, conviviality and theories of the gift, nature and society. Juneseo Hwang is an environmental sociologist who seeks to advance theories and practices of environmental peacebuilding and justice movements, direct action, and disarmament. He currently focuses on environmental peacebuilding on the island of Ireland, including the peace and security implications of the global criminalization of ecocide. Philipp Jacobi is a research assistant and a PhD student at the DFG Humanities Centre for Advanced Studies 'Futures of Sustainability.' He holds a B.A. in PPE and an M.A. in Political Theory. In his sociology PhD, he aims to analyze and critique the growth-driven society from a less anthropocentric perspective, based on an ethnography in northern Sweden. Luis Poscharsky is a research assistant at the DFG Humanities Centre for Advanced Studies 'Futures of Sustainability'.

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