Charting a course for climate policy: blurred policy boundaries, engaging the global south, and reaching beyond incrementalism.

The article discusses the role of the journal Climate Policy in addressing the challenges of climate change. The new editors-in-chief and editor emphasize three areas of attention: blurring the boundaries between climate policy and other decision-making spheres, engaging with diverse perspectives from the Global South, and thinking beyond incrementalism. The article acknowledges both progress and limitations in addressing climate change, highlighting the need for deeper engagement and critical thinking on emergent issues. The editors also express their commitment to expanding the scope of the journal, including perspectives from and on the Global South, and exploring disruptive approaches to climate policy. [Extracted from the article]