Abstract

In tight continuity with an article appeared in Politica & Società 3/2021, this paper investigates the recent developments of climate justice movements along two main social dynamics: i) the convergence of mobilization for climatic stabilization and workers’ struggle (particularly, but not exclusively, against relocations) in the name of Just Transition; ii) the emergence of a global war scenario that appears incompatible with any form of ecological transition and that forces climate justice to assume a geopolitical stance that profoundly alters its horizon, in both discursive and practical terms.