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Many progressive scholars, particularly in the social sciences, have increasingly come to acknowledge that anthropogenic climate change constitutes yet another contradiction of global capitalism. This book constitutes an effort to develop a critical social science of climate change, one that posits its roots in global capitalism with its emphasis on profit-making, a treadmill of production and consumption, heavy reliance on fossil fuels, and commitment to ongoing economic expansion. It explores the systemic changes necessary to create a more socially just and sustainable world system that would possibly start to move humanity toward a safer climate and discusses the role of a burgeoning climate movement in this effort.

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This book should be read by every student and teacher, unionist and business leader, and grassroots activist and politician. It will convince even the most hardened climate denialist. Baer's vigorous transdisciplinary analysis of global warming spells out the science, amplifies our political options for the future, and makes it very clear that green capitalism trading in credits for hot air will certainly not be enough. -- Ariel Salleh, Political Economy, University of Sydney, author of Ecofeminism as Politics The virtue of Hans Baer's Global Capitalism and Climate Change is its realismnot the crackpot realism that is simply another form of denial, but the realist search for an alternative beyond today's capitalist climate catastrophe. In his concrete and relentless examination of the social aspects of the climate problem, Baer has few, if any, equals. -- John Bellamy Foster, editor, Monthly Review, and author with Fred Magdoff of What Every Environmentalist Needs to Know About Capitalism Global Capitalism and Climate Change is an impressive work of scholarship, which draws on the work of a huge array of ecological writers and theorists. But the book also includes a meticulous analysis of the climate justice movement, in Australia and globally. Baer says this movement must develop into a much stronger global force if we are to have any hope of overcoming capitalism and solving the climate crisis. Compared to most books published about climate change, Baers book is striking for its analytic rigour and its political commitment. It is easy to agree with Monthly Review editor John Bellamy Foster, who said of the book: In his concrete and relentless examination of the social aspects of the climate problem, Baer has few, if any, equals. * Climate & Capitalism *

Preface vii
Acknowledgments ix
Introduction 1(10)
1 The Impact of Climate Change on the Environment and Human Societies
11(28)
2 The Capitalist World System and its Contradictions
39(18)
3 The Capitalist Treadmill of Production and Consumption as a Generator of Greenhouse Gas Emissions
57(60)
4 The Inadequacies of Existing Climate Regimes for Mitigating Climate Change
117(32)
5 Why Green Capitalism Is Insufficient to Mitigate Climate Change
149(36)
6 A Vision of an Alternative World System: Toward Global Democracy Based on Social Justice and Environmental Sustainability
185(28)
7 Toward an Ecological Revolution: Progressive Transitional Reforms
213(32)
8 Grassroots Responses to Climate Change: Internationally, Nationally, and Locally
245(48)
9 Conclusion
293(14)
Resource Guide 307(6)
Bibliography 313(34)
Index 347(6)
About the Author 353
Hans A. Baer is senior lecturer in the School of Social and Political Sciences and the Centre for Health and Society at the University of Melbourne, Australia.