CSSGJ talk on 'Global Justice and Climate Change'
cssgj | 15.02.2007 09:38 | Analysis | Climate Chaos | Ecology | Birmingham
what are the obligations of the global rich in terms of climate change? Does the interdependence of nations means that traditional national-centric notions of 'obligation' and 'desert' are irrelevant? What is the role and responsibility of the global citizen to our fellow planet dwellers?
The Centre for the Study of Social and Global Justice, Nottingham University (CSSGJ) is delighted to welcome Simon Caney, Professor of Political Theory at Oxford University, to our Monday seminar series. The title of his talk is 'Global Justice and Climate Change'.
The talk will take place on MONDAY 19th Feb from 5-6.30 in our usual location: the Delta Suite of the University Staff Club, Main Campus, followed by drinks in he Staff Bar.
CSSGJ seminars are free and open to everyone - join us!
The talk will take place on MONDAY 19th Feb from 5-6.30 in our usual location: the Delta Suite of the University Staff Club, Main Campus, followed by drinks in he Staff Bar.
CSSGJ seminars are free and open to everyone - join us!
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