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The study aims to explore how power dynamics influence health vulnerability related to climate change.

Vulnerability Revisited: Advancing Feminist Political Ecology Approaches in Climate and Health Studies

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Conceptualizing climate-related health vulnerability through feminist political ecology reveals new insights and questions.

The study aims to explore how power dynamics influence health vulnerability related to climate change.
Synthesize transdisciplinary literature across various disciplines.
Examine intersectional, systemic, and structural drivers of vulnerability.
Propose new research questions focused on agency and resistance strategies.
Identified gaps in the understanding of health vulnerability amidst climate change.
Proposed four directions for future research grounded in feminist political ecology.
Highlighted the role of relational and embodied knowledge in understanding vulnerability.

Kotsila et al. (2026) studied this question.

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