The Politics of Climate Change explores the political dynamics surrounding the issue of climate change, focusing on how policies and political actions can influence and be influenced by the global climate challenge. The book emerged from a collaborative project involving the think-tank Policy Network and the Centre for the Study of Global Governance at the London School of Economics. Contributions from colleagues such as Roger Liddle, Olaf Cramme, Simon Latham, and many others were instrumental in developing ideas and shaping the writing process. Support from Polity Press, along with critical insights from experts like Hugh Compston and Johanna Juselius, enriched the content. The book offers a comprehensive analysis of the complexities of climate change politics and underscores the importance of collective action in addressing urgent environmental challenges.