Rightwing Nationalism
The nation-state is based on these two types of communites
What are imagined and limited
[L]imiting global warming to this temperature compared with 2ºC, could reduce the number of people both exposed to climate-related risks and
susceptible to poverty by up to several hundred million by 2050
What is 1.5ºC
This legislation provided 400 million dollar towards decarbonization in the US
What is the Inflation Reduction Act
This international agreement called for primary health care approach to public health and global universal healthcare for all
What is Alma-Ata
This system commits to free markets, fosters competition, and prevents forces including states from intervening in markets
what is neoliberalism
This a term used to describe attacks on key liberal institutions, voter suppression, changing term limits, and curbing the rights of immigrants and minorities
What is democratic backsliding
Ecosystem restoration, biodiversity management, Coastal defense and hardening, Green infrastructure, and sustainable land use are examples of this type of climate change response
what is adaptation
This is the main reason why markets consistently fail to adequately address climate change
This public health approach was framed in market terms and cost-benefit analysis
selective primary health care
This discourse describes and attempts to produce a particular form of global interdependence and is characterized by the promotion of neoliberal econoimc policies
What is big "G"lobalization
This pillar or principle of the LIEO can be violated by expansion of state territorial borders in line with imagined national territorial space undermines
What is international liberalism
These types of climate change solutions focus on strategies for reducing emissions and limiting warming
what is mitigation
This idea or fix focuses on transforming society to reduce energy needs and support sustainable development
What is the socio-economic fix
Selective primary health care has seen two significant successes in these areas of health care
What are immunizations and infant mortality
The LIEO consists of these five pillars
What are political liberalism, economic liberalism, international liberalism, us hegemony, and "G"lobalization
This author characterizes attributes the exhaustion of democracy, rise of rightwing authoritarianism, and growth of economic populism to neoliberal reason/neoliberal policies and a sense of unfreedom and lack of a future.
Who is Wendy Brown
This is the idea that we can fix the climate problem (just/primarily) by switching to renewable energy (e.g. solar, wind, nuclear)
What is the renewable energy fix
This is the idea that we can incentivize our way out of climate change
What is the market fix
This 1980s global event helped to prevent the implementation of the Alta-Ata agreement
These twin processes helped produce little "g" globalization
What are imperialism and capitalism
Ray and Hart see this process as producing both increased inequality/socio-economic disruption and the rise of rightwing nationalism/populism
neoliberal globalization
The lack of these economic flows continues to hinder climate change solutions
what is financial/financing
The trade liberalization and subsidized exports of these goods and products led to poor health outcomes for many in the Global South
what is cheap food
This US-run global health program invested billions of dollars in global healthcare and helped reduce AIDS deaths by 45%
What is PEPFAR
Uneven development describes the way capitalism uses this process to make profits
What is the use of differences between people and places in their accumulation strategies