How does Extinction Rebellion engage with climate justice? A case study of XR Norwich

Extinction Rebellion (XR) has rapidly risen to prominence in the last two years, but part because of group’s meteoric rise, there are relatively few academic analyses it. This paper draws on collective-action framing theory examine engagement one XR group – Norwich with notions climate justice. Drawing ten in-depth interviews conducted mid-2019, it argues that despite general concern for global South, members mostly framed change terms more reminiscent mainstream environmental policy makers, rather than radical justice movement. raises questions about extent which engages their concerns, whether is concerned generating appeal instead offering solutions, and such a strategy might lead factionalism within broader