Transición Energética y Conflictos Socioambientales en México: Situación, problemas y perspectivas jurídicas para una Transición Justa

Identifier:  TDX:3044

Handle: https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11797/TDX3044

Authors:  Ramos Olivares, Itzel

Abstract:
The disruption of the Earth system’s ecological cycles and climate change, mainly caused by a global social metabolism based on fossil fuels, call for the international community to look for changes within global governance strategies towards a sustainable development model not based on fossil fuels. The challenge posed by this new economic development model and by this new social organization relies on how to operate within planetary boundaries from a justice perspective. In this global context, the Mexican energy transition policy is the response to the international commitments undertaken by the government regarding climate change. This doctoral thesis intends to analyze all the steps taken in the national energy policy context, from planning to implementation, all from a justice perspective. In this sense, some analytical tools, like environmental justice, climate justice and energy justice, are used to critically evaluate this policy. The main research question is whether relies on the elements that the Mexican government should consider for the implementation of the energy police, in terms of justice.