(Dis)order and (in)justice in a heating world

Abstract Conventional accounts of the relationship between international order and justice treat as necessarily prior to because it is a precondition for management conflict collective debates about justice. This contribution takes climate change challenge an opportunity enlarge this account from perspective critical political ecology. approach highlights more fundamental socio-ecological conditions that are necessary stability possibility itself. It also directs systematic attention how orders themselves disorder in ways constitute injustices. Structurally generated injustices kind cannot be addressed solely at level single regime (via Paris Agreement). They require transformation constitutive norms practices liberal economic which embedded so serves objectives principles regime. However, unlikely, reflects on implications legitimacy functional viability states heating world.