Intersectionality Between Climate Change and Sustainable Development Goals: A Socio-Legal Perspective from India

This comprehensive analysis examines climate change not as an isolated environmental crisis but as a complex web intersecting with India's development goals, legal systems, and socioeconomic realities. Through contributions from leading scholars and practitioners, the book presents a multidimensional exploration of how climate policy interacts with technological innovation, governance structures, and legal frameworks specific to the Indian context. The work moves beyond theoretical discussions to address the tangible connections between environmental challenges and sustainable development objectives.

What distinguishes this volume is its refusal to treat climate issues in isolation, instead revealing how environmental policy directly shapes economic opportunities, social equity, and institutional effectiveness across India's diverse landscape. Readers seeking to understand the interconnected nature of sustainability challenges will find this systematic examination particularly valuable for grasping how climate action influences broader development trajectories. The book's integrated approach makes it essential reading for anyone working at the intersection of environmental policy and sustainable development in emerging economies.