Vol. 49 No. 261 (2024): JUSTIÇA CLIMÁTICA, ORGANIZAÇÕES INTERNACIONAIS E COOPERAÇÃO: DESAFIOS PARA A AGENDA 2030 NO BRASIL

DOI: https://doi.org/10.25247/2447-861X.2024.n261

Published: 2024-06-10

Editorial

• Climate justice, international organizations and cooperation: challenges for the 2030 Agenda in Brazil

  Denise Vitale, Danielle Hanna Rached

  3-11

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Entrevista

• Dilemmas and challenges of socioenvironmental movements in the Lula 3 government: interview with Adriana Ramos – Socioenvironmental Institute

  12-26

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  DOI: https://doi.org/10.25247/2447-861X.2024.n261.p12-26

Artigos

• International Development Cooperation: Germany and the United Kingdom's Gender and Climate Change Agenda in the Brazilian Amazon

  Maria Elisa Huber Pessina, Maria Cândida Arrais de Miranda Mousinho, Andréa Silva Azevedo, Diego da Silva Santos

  27-48

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• Climate Justice for Children and Youth: impacts of the climate crisis on children and adolescents and the General Comment No. 26 of the United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Child

  Flávia de Ávila, Karyna Batista Sposato, José Lucas Santos Carvalho, Victoria Cruz Moitinho

  49-78

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  DOI: https://doi.org/10.25247/2447-861X.2024.n261.p49-78

• Challenges for climate emergency: an analysis of local spaces

  Katiani Lucia Zape

  79-108

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  DOI: https://doi.org/10.25247/2447-861X.2024.n261.p79-108

• Climate Migrations in the Brazilian Amazon: The Ongoing Emergency and the Challenges Faced by International Organizations in the Region

  José Sacchetta Ramos Mendes, Priscila Spécie

  109-131

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  DOI: https://doi.org/10.25247/2447-861X.2024.n261.p109-131

• Public Development Banks and Gender Equity: What Determinants for Effective Climate Action?

  Camila Villard Duran, Agnes Babugura, Mariola Acosta, Julia Lambert Gomes Ferraz

  132-147

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  DOI: https://doi.org/10.25247/2447-861X.2024.n261.p132-147

• Energy transition in dispute inside the Brazilian state: political-bureaucratic coalitions and oil exploration in Foz do Amazonas

  Diogo Ives, Emanuel Semedo, Janaína Pinto, Mariana Castro

  148-177

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  DOI: https://doi.org/10.25247/2447-861X.2024.n261.p148-177

• Climate change and gender: displacements from the 2nd March of Indigenous Women

  Lígia Amoroso Galbiati, Leila da Costa Ferreira

  178-200

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  DOI: https://doi.org/10.25247/2447-861X.2024.n261.p178-200

• The transnational political collaboration of indigenous women against socio- environmental crises: the case of the Cumbre de Mujeres Originarias de la Cuenca Amazónica

  Giacomo Otavio Tixiliski

  201-227

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• Social movements and the environment: a look from social environmental justice

  José Artur Tavares de Brito

  228-254

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• Digital technologies and youth and adult education: an innovative perspective

  Danielle Sobral Porto Costa, Antonio Amorim

  255-270

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  DOI: https://doi.org/10.25247/2447-861X.2024.n261.p255-270