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work_7li5lt5dp5ab7f7nfjg3ywg4ti	Ian Bailey	Spatializing Climate Justice: Justice Claim Making and Carbon Pricing Controversies in Australia	2017	48	.pdf	application/pdf	11288	715	42	Spatializing climate justice: Justice claim-making and carbon-pricing climate justice, justice claims, carbon pricing, spatial representation, Australia underexplored area of climate-justice scholarship compared with the international, subnational and city scales (e.g. Parks and Roberts 2008; Peet and Harrison 2012; Bulkeley et al. examining recent debates on carbon pricing in Australia, where claims about national socio-spatial justice claims are mobilized and influence climate policy forms a key but largely overlooked dimension of research on justice claim-making in climate politics. focusing on justice claims foregrounds the political reality that responses to climate issues arguments and tactics used to debate carbon pricing in Australia, justice emerged as a Justice Claims in Carbon-Pricing Policy in Australia broader climate-justice concerns by not opposing carbon pricing outright while still justice claim-making by carbon-pricing opponents, the CPRS and CPM also prompted A final arena of justice claim-making in Australian carbon-pricing debates concerned Pricing carbon: The politics of climate policy in Australia.	./cache/work_7li5lt5dp5ab7f7nfjg3ywg4ti.pdf	./txt/work_7li5lt5dp5ab7f7nfjg3ywg4ti.txt