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Men and climate change: some thoughts on South Africa and Bangladesh
Author Affiliations
East West University, Stellenbosch University, Simon Diedong Dombo University of Business and Integrated Development Studies
Published InNORMA
Year2022
Citations15
Abstract
This article highlights the impacts of climate change on men from two countries from the Global South, namely Bangladesh and South Africa, as we reflect on climate change as a major consideration in work on the un/making of dominant and marginal masculinities. Climate change has a gender face, showing differential hazards for men and women linked to the structures of gender in society. A limited range of discourses about the impacts of climate change on men is however evident in the literature when attention is paid to masculinity and climate change, with much of the literature focused on women. In this paper, we draw attention to men and issues related to masculinities in the context of climate change discussions related…
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