Brendan Coolsaet is Associate Professor of Environmental Politics at ESPOL, the European School of Political and Social Sciences at Lille Catholic University, France.

1. Introduction, Brendan Coolsaet 2. A History of Environmental Justice: Foundations, Narratives, and Perspectives, Esme Murdock Part 1: Defining and conceptualizing environmental justice 3. Distributive Environmental Justice, Alice Kaswan 4. Procedural Justice Matters: Power, Representation, and Participation in Environmental Governance, Kimberly R.M. Suiseeya 5. Recognition and Environmental Justice, Brendan Coolsaet and Pierre-Yves Neron 6. Capabilities, Well-Being, and Environmental Justice, Breena Holland 7. The Latin American Decolonial Environmental Justice Approach, Iokiñe Rodriguez 8. Degrowth and Environmental Justice: An alliance between two movements? Julien-Francois Gerber, Bengi Akbulut, Federico Demaria and Joan Martinez Alier 9. Sustainability and Environmental Justice: Parallel Tracks or at the Crossroads? Julie Sze Part 2: Issues of environmental justice 10. Toxic Legacies and Environmental Justice,Alice Mah 11. Biodiversity: Crisis, Conflict and Justice, Adrian Martin 12. Climate Justice, Gareth Edwards 13. Energy Justice, Rosie Day 14. Food, Agriculture, and Environmental Justice: Perspectives on Scholarship and Activism in the Field, Kristin Reynolds 15. Urbanisation: Towns and cities as sites of environmental (in)justice, Jason A. Byrne 16. Water Justice: Blatant grabbing practices, subtle recognition politics, and the struggles for fair water worlds, Rutgerd Boelens Part 3: Actors and subjects of environmental justice 17. Racial Minorities in the United States: Race, Migration, and Reimagining Environmental Justice, Lisa Sun-Hee Park and Stevie Ruiz 18. Gender Matters in Environmental Justice, Sherilyn MacGregor 19. Labour Unions and Environmental Justice: The Trajectory and Promise of Just Transition, Dimitris Stevis 20. Indigenous Environmental Justice: Anti-Colonial Action through Kin-Making, Kyle Whyte 21. Justice Beyond Humanity, Steve Cooke Part 4: Future directions of environmental justice 22. Critical Environmental Justic Studies, David Pellow 23. Sustainable Materialism and Environmental Justice, David Schlosberg 24. Mobilizing 'Intersectionality' in Environmental Justice Research and Action in a Time of Crisis, Giovanna Di Chiro