The interdisciplinary journal
Women, Gender & Research (Kvinder, Køn & Forskning) haspublished the special edition
Gendering Climate Change. The issue follows up on theinternational research conference Gendering Climate and Sustainability, held in
Copenhagen in March 2009 by the Coordination for Gender Studies, University of
Copenhagen. The issue brings a number of contributions from researchers and
practitioners in the field of 'gender and climate' and presents the different angles and
perspectives on the field.
The contributions in this issue discuss and theorise different approaches and areas under
the theme 'Gender and Climate'. Areas such as policy strategies, transport patterns,
agricultural norms and masculinity, technology, consumption, eco-feminism and gender
mainstreaming are treated in a feminist, gender and climate sensitive perspective.
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Contact and more information:
Hilda Rømer Christensen, Editor in Chief
hrc@soc.ku.dk