August 11, 2025International Political SociologyOpen Access

Whiteness as Epistemological Orientation in International Climate Change Discourses

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Whiteness plays a key role in shaping political meanings around climate change, affecting how institutions adapt.
The article highlights the significance of race in understanding climate change discourses amidst crises.
Using the Mary Robinson Foundation—Climate Justice, it illustrates how whiteness informs political adaptations.
Explores how whiteness reinforces the Euro-American liberal order while navigating the complexities of the Anthropocene.

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This article examines the role of whiteness in shaping political responses in climate change discourses, indicating its impact on representational practices.

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This article examines the role of whiteness in shaping political responses in climate change discourses, indicating its impact on representational practices.

Whiteness as Epistemological Orientation in International Climate Change Discourses

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