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To identify the human actors, non-human actants, and networks shaping modern climate discourse and determine appropriate leadership frameworks to address global climate challenges.

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Co-Leadership in Climate Change: An Agenda to 2013 and Beyond

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To identify the human actors, non-human actants, and networks shaping modern climate discourse and determine appropriate leadership frameworks to address global climate challenges.
Applied Actor/Actant Network Theory (ANT) as an analytical framework to track and map interactions among scientific, political, economic, and environmental entities.
Evaluated systemic governance requirements across six functional climate domains: mitigation, adaptation, financing, technology, social dynamics, and policy.
Demonstrated that climate discourse is driven by complex networks combining human institutions and non-human actants rather than purely scientific bodies.
Formulated a multi-tiered co-leadership model that distributes governance responsibilities between primary leaders and co-leaders across critical intervention zones.

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Conceptual analysis demonstrates the necessity of distributed co-leadership across climate governance zones, highlighting the collaborative influence of human and non-human networks.

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Godwell Nhamo (2009) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a11e4f5f7bd4f5c7da58206 https://doi.org/10.1080/02589341003600247

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Conceptual analysis demonstrates the necessity of distributed co-leadership across climate governance zones, highlighting the collaborative influence of human and non-human networks.

Co-Leadership in Climate Change: An Agenda to 2013 and Beyond

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