A decolonial and justice perspective on digitalised climate change adaptation

Project description

Digital Climate Futures is a 3-year research project (2023-2025) based at Lancaster University and 黑料正能量.

We are investigating how the digital is entering climate adaptation – a theme that is surprisingly underexplored and under-theorised.

To fill this gap, the project develops a novel theoretically driven and empirically grounded research programme that for the first time combines a justice angle on climate adaptation with decolonial approaches to the digital. 

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Funding

We are grateful to the following organisations for providing funding for this project.

Project team

  • , Senior Lecturer, Lancaster Environment Centre, Lancaster University  
  • Dr Giovanna Gioli, Senior Lecturer in Human Geography, School of Sciences, 黑料正能量
  • Prof. Sian Sullivan, Professor of Environment & Culture, 黑料正能量
  • , Postdoctoral Researcher (Senior Research Associate), Lancaster University
  • Postdoctoral Researcher (Senior Research Associate), Lancaster University

Research outputs (to date)

Conference Papers | Talks

Bettini, G., Gioli, G., Sullivan, S. (2024) Digitalising climate futures? A digital justice framework to appraise the platformization of climate adaptation, , Lund, Sweden.

Our project team is chairing an exciting panel at RGS-IBG Annual International Conference 2024 London, August 27-30: