Seeing the (in)justice of sustainability: Visualizing inequality at the centre of climate change communication

Author:

Cui Zheng1ORCID,Gutsche Robert E.2ORCID,Pinto Juliet1ORCID

Affiliation:

1. 0000000120974281The Pennsylvania State University

2. 0000000081906402Lancaster University and 0000000123250545Vytautas Magnus University

Abstract

This Special Issue focuses on issues of sustainability and its (potential) effect(s) on widening inequalities. It does so through discussions on visual and digital communication, including documentary filmmaking, photojournalism, cartography and citizen multimedia journalism, with a broad geographic span. The issue is comprised of two sets of scholarly approaches. The first set includes perhaps more conventionally arranged articles that align with the Special Issue theme, while the second set is steeped in intersections of theory and practice as short essays, revolving around visualizations that articulate veiled senses of inequalities in sustainability discourses.

Publisher

Intellect

Subject

General Engineering

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