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CALL FOR PAPERS: Socio-ecological Transition and Climate Justice: Crossroads of COP30 in the Amazon

22/01/2026

Submission Deadline: March  31st, 2026

Liinc em Revista invites authors to submit articles for the thematic dossier ‘Socio-ecological Transition and Climate Justice: Crossroads of COP30 in the Amazon,’ scheduled for publication in May/June 2026.

The dossier will be organised by Liz Rejane Issberner, Philippe Léna and Felipe Milanez and aims to critically reflect on the developments of COP30, held in Belém in November 2025, and its implications for contemporary debates on climate justice, sustainability and alternatives to the development paradigm. 

Possible topics / Specific themes
The dossier welcomes theoretical, empirical, and interdisciplinary contributions that address the challenges of socio-ecological transition and climate justice from multiple perspectives. 

Interviews, experience reports, artistic, poetic and visual productions, and other forms of expression that contribute to broadening the debate and awareness of the impacts and possible paths in the face of the climate crisis, especially in the Amazonian context, are also welcome. Critical, comparative or situated analyses of local, regional and global experiences that problematise the political, epistemic and civilisational crossroads of COP30 in the Amazon are especially welcome.

Submissions may address, among others, the following thematic areas:
1. Fair socio-ecological and energy transition
2. Climate governance, multilateralism and financing
3. Resistance and re-existence in the face of the climate crisis
4. Climate justice, peoples' rights, and epistemologies of the South
5. Amazonia, geopolitics and sovereignty
6. Public policies, corporate regimes and false solutions
7. Alternatives to the development paradigm
8. COP30 as a historic crossroads
9 Education, communication and climate culture
10. Information, data and power in the climate crisis

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