The Political Ecology of Climate Change Adaptation

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Focusing on climate change adaptation in rural areas of the global South, this book employs an interdisciplinary approach that merges political economy and political ecology. It critiques existing adaptation strategies, emphasizing the importance of understanding power dynamics that influence rural livelihoods. Through case studies from Pakistan, India, and Mongolia, it explores diverse narratives and practices of adaptation, highlighting the complexities and challenges faced by agrarian communities in the context of climate change.