ABSTRACT

This paper situates the concept of resilience in the context of intergenerational climate justice. It argues that overlooking intergenerational justice questions when it comes to resilience can lead to blind-spots in resilience-building policies. Introducing a sufficientarian basic needs-based conception of justice, it explores the relationship between distributive justice and resilience, linking person-based justice accounts to community- and/or society-based resilience accounts. Based on these discussions, it develops a conception of intergenerational climate resilience and a policy matrix that can assist in assessing policies in terms of intergenerational justice. It argues that taking intergenerational resilience seriously would widen the concept of resilience and lead to difficult trade-offs in terms of mitigation and adaptation. It further discusses a future research agenda into intergenerational climate resilience.

摘要

本文将复原力的概念置于代际气候正义的背景下。它认为，在弹性方面忽视代际正义问题可能会导致弹性建设政策出现盲点。它引入了基于充分主义基本需求的正义概念，探讨了分配正义与复原力之间的关系，将基于人的正义账户与基于社区和/或社会的复原力账户联系起来。基于这些讨论，它提出了代际气候适应力的概念和政策矩阵，可以帮助评估代际公平方面的政策。它认为，认真对待代际复原力会扩大复原力的概念，并导致在缓解和适应方面进行艰难的权衡。