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Shifting power through climate research: applying decolonial methodologies
Author(s) -
Christina Daszkiewicz,
Zoha Shawoo,
Anisha Nazareth,
Cláudia Coleoni,
Elvine Kwamboka,
Emily Ghosh,
Jenny Yi-Chen Han,
Katarina Inga,
Minh Tran,
Rocío DíazChavez
Publication year - 2021
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.51414/sei2021.028
Subject(s) - disadvantage , power (physics) , affect (linguistics) , colonialism , climate change , subject (documents) , political science , sociology , computer science , ecology , law , physics , communication , quantum mechanics , library science , biology
This discussion brief aims to provide insights into ways that individual researchers can aim to shift rather than reinforce unequal power relations in climate and environment research that disadvantage marginalized communities and the Global South. It seeks to launch wider discussions and actions on the subject to rectify colonial-era legacies that continue to affect power dynamics, detrimentally skewing research and its uptake.

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