A political theology of climate change /
Much current commentary on climate change, both secular and theological, focuses on the duties of individual citizens to reduce their consumption of fossil fuels. In A Political Theology of Climate Change, however, Michael Northcott discusses nations as key agents in the climate crisis. Against the...
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Grand Rapids, Michigan :
William B. Eerdmans Publishing Company,
2013.
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Table of Contents:
- The geopolitics of a slow catastrophe
- Coal, cosmos, and creation
- Engineering the air
- Carbon indulgences, ecological debt, and metabolic rift
- The crisis of cosmopolitan reason
- The nomos of the Earth and governing the anthropocene
- Apocalyptic messianism and the end of empire.