New publication: Feminist foreign policy and climate security – a justice-centred approach

How can a justice-centered perspective reshape our response to the climate crisis? In our newest publication "Feminist Foreign Policy and Climate Security: A Justice-Centred Approach", Sofiia Shevchuk elaborates the transformative potential of feminist foreign policy in addressing the intersection of climate change, security, and social justice.

Key insights include:

• Beyond Militarisation: Current security frameworks often exacerbate inequalities and environmental degradation. A justice-oriented approach prioritises community resilience and systemic solutions.
• People-Centric Strategies: Feminist foreign policy emphasises inclusivity, intersectionality, and the empowerment of marginalised voices, including women and Indigenous communities.
• Sustainability and Regeneration: Moving from mitigation to ecological restoration aligns climate security efforts with long-term resilience and planetary health.

Read the full publication here.