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  • The research finds that while polycentricity in Pakistan allows non-state actors to voice diverse climate justice framings—including human rights and vulnerability—these perspectives are largely blocked from policy change by state power and a national strategy that prioritizes international justice over domestic inequalities.

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    Themes: climate justiceclimate policyhuman rights
    Stockholm Environment Institute

    Document type: Research paper

    Regions: Pakistan
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