NIU Journal of Climate Justice and Governance (ISSN: 3007-1836), is a quarterly interdisciplinary journal published by Nexus International University, Uganda. The Journal aims at providing an interdisciplinary forum for discussion of evidence of climate change, its causes, its natural resource impacts and its human impacts. The journal will also explore technological, policy, economy, strategic and social responses to climate change. It will be peer-reviewed, supported by rigorous processes of criterion-referenced article ranking and qualitative commentary, ensuring that only standard accepted quality work of the greatest substance and highest significance is published.
The Journal of Climate Justice and Governance was established to serve as a global forum where scholars, researchers, practitioners, and policy thinkers can engage critically with ecological issues and contribute to informed public discourse and practical solutions.
The journal is intended for capturing international climate change mitigation and adaptation regimes in order to derive fair climate stability implementation strategies. Contributions from diverse regions, particularly the Global South, recognising the importance of contextual knowledge, lived experience, and perspectives from vulnerable communities in shaping equitable environmental futures, are welcome.
The journal has interdisciplinary scope and it welcomes contributions including, but not limited to:
- Climate science and environmental studies
- Biodiversity conservation and ecosystem resilience
- Environmental governance and climate negotiations
- Climate justice and community resilience
- Indigenous knowledge and local ecological practices
- Environmental ethics and philosophical inquiry
- Religion, spirituality, and ecology
- Socio-economic dimensions of environmental change
- Sustainable development and innovation
- Case studies and action research
Both secular and faith-informed scholarship are welcomed where they contribute constructively to ecological understanding
