Chapter 1. Climate Emergency -- Chapter 2. A 21st century historical materialism fit for the climate emergency -- Chapter 3. Historical pathways to climate change -- Chapter 4. Feeding the crisis.How opposites attract, the trajectories of China and Brazil -- Chapter 5. Fuelling the crisis. Electrifying societies, motoring in societal spaces -- Chapter 6. Inequalities of climate change -- Chapter 7. Into and out of (???) the climate emergency.
Summary
This book analyses the socio-economic and political forces driving the climate emergency, developing the concept of 'sociogenic climate change' to show how societies create the crisis and are challenged by it; the development of inequalities within and between countries are at the heart of generating the emergency and in obstructing its resolution.