Climate Change as Biopolitical Rupture: Surveillance, Security and the Unequal Governance of Life

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This analysis highlights climate change's impacts on governance and resilience in vulnerable populations, suggesting ethical solutions.

Climate governance is reshaping life through biopolitical frameworks that monitor and stratify populations based on risk.
The paper critiques how climate-related interventions often reinforce existing inequalities rather than alleviate them.
Using case studies, the research highlights the dichotomy between individual responsibility and systemic causes of vulnerability.
Emphasizing ethical considerations, the study suggests an emancipatory biopolitics rooted in solidarity and ecological justice.

Vitošević et al. (2025) studied this question.

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