Routledge Culture, Space and Climate Change - European Coastal Resilience

This Routledge academic text explores how cultural differences shape responses to climate change across European coastal regions. The book examines the social and cultural dimensions that influence climate adaptation strategies, moving beyond purely technical solutions to address the zones of cultural friction that emerge when diverse actors collaborate on environmental challenges. By analysing vulnerability and resilience through a cultural lens, the work provides insights into why collective climate efforts often succeed or fail based on cultural understanding rather than technical capability. Ideal for researchers, policymakers and students studying climate change, cultural geography and coastal adaptation.