Environmental Security

Number Of Volumes: 4
Environmental Security
December 2014 | 1472 pages | Sage UK
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The literature compiled in this four-volume collection explores the real and potential linkages between environmental change and security. Early formulations of environmental security date to antiquity, whilst contemporary formulations of environment-conflict-peace linkages grew in part from the environmental movement of the 1960s and 1970s. The ensuing flood of academic enquiry has been diverse and extensive, and the objective of this major work is to organize this important but polysemous literature in order to provide a comprehensive, historically rich and global overview of its key concepts, findings, contributors and methodologies.

 Volume One: Historical Context: Early Writings on Environment and Security

Volume Two: Environmental Change, National Security and the Conflict Cycle

Volume Three: Rethinking Security in Response to Environmental Change

Volume Four: The Security Implications of Climate Change


Contents

VOLUME ONE: HISTORICAL CONTEXT: EARLY WRITINGS ON ENVIRONMENT AND SECURITY

  • Introduction
  • Redefining National Security
  • The War over Water
  • Resource Competition and Human Aggression, Part I: A Review of Primitive War
  • Long-term Biological Consequences of Nuclear War
  • Human Carrying Capacity, Extinctions, and Nature Reserves
  • Environmental Warfare and Ecocide
  • The Tragedy of the Commons
  • Security and the Environment: A Preliminary Exploration
  • Extracts from An Essay on the Principle of Population
  • Environment and Security
  • International Organizations for Environmental Security
  • Lebensraum: Paradoxically, Population Growth May Eventually End Wars
  • Arctic Environmental Issues: Prospects for International Cooperation
  • Redefining Security
  • The Environmental Component of Comprehensive Security
  • Extract from Our Common Future: Report of the World Commission on Environment and Development

VOLUME TWO: ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE, NATIONAL SECURITY AND THE CONFLICT CYCLE

  • Introduction
  • Post-Conflict Peace Building and Natural Resources
  • Greed and Grievance in Civil War
  • From Conflict to Peacebuilding: UNEP’s Role in Environmental Assessment and Recovery
  • Why Environmental Transformation Causes Violence: A Synthesis
  • Security, Modernity, Ecology: The Dilemmas of Post-Cold War Security Discourse
  • The Case against Linking Environmental Degradation and National Security
  • Ecological Collapse of Past Civilizations
  • Armed Conflict and the Environment: A Critique of the Literature
  • Warfare in Biodiversity Hotspots
  • On the Threshold: Environmental Changes as Causes of Acute Conflict
  • The Ingenuity Gap: Can Poor Countries Adapt to Resource Scarcity?
  • Population Growth, Environmental Degradation, and State Sponsored Violence: The Case of Kenya, 1991–93
  • The Defense Department Declassifies the Earth-Slowly
  • Cargo Cult Science, Armchair Empiricism and the Idea of Violent Conflict
  • The Political Ecology of War: Natural Resources and Armed Conflicts
  • Is the Environment a National Security Issue?
  • Redefining Security
  • Globalised Images of Environmental Security in Africa
  • Minerals, Forests, and Violent Conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
  • A Southern African Perspective on Transboundary Water Resource Management
  • Civil War in Sudan: The Impact of Ecological Degradation
  • From Conflict to Peacebuilding: The Role of Natural Resources and the Environment
  • Conflict, and Cooperation
  • From Environmental Peacekeeping to Environmental Peacemaking

VOLUME THREE: RETHINKING SECURITY IN RESPONSE TO ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE

  • Introduction
  • Environmental Peacemaking: Ending Conflict between India and Pakistan on the Siachen Glacier through the Creation of a Transboundary Peace Park
  • Global Environmental Change and Human Security: An Introduction
  • Peace through Parks: The Environment on the Peace Research Agenda
  • Ecoregions, State Sovereignty and Conflict
  • Peace in the Anthropocene
  • Bringing Nature Back In: Geopolitical Theory from the Greeks to the Global Era
  • Conflict and Cooperation: Making the Case for Environmental Pathways to Peacebuilding in the Great Lakes Region
  • The Role of Environmental Degradation in Population Displacement
  • Protected Areas and the Security Community
  • Ecological Security and the Need to Reconceptualize Sovereignty
  • The Human Dimensions of Environmental Insecurity: Some Insights from South Asia
  • Are We Missing the Point? Global Environmental Change as an Issue of Human Security
  • Conflicts of Global Ecology: Environmental Activism in a Period of Global Reach
  • The Environmental Security Debate and Its Significance for Climate Change

VOLUME FOUR: THE SECURITY IMPLICATIONS OF CLIMATE CHANGE

  • Introduction
  • Climate Change, Human Well-Being and Insecurity
  • Climate Change Discourse in Peacebuilding
  • Does Climate Change Drive Land-Use Conflicts in the Sahel?
  • Could Climate Change Precipitate Peace?
  • Climate Change, Exponential Curves, Water Resources, and Unprecedented Threats to Humanity
  • Nuclear Famine
  • Climate Change and the Global Financial Crisis: A Case of Double Exposure
  • Integrating Climate Change into Peacebuilding
  • ?Climate Change and Peacebuilding in the Sahel
  • Don’t Blame the Weather! Climate-Related Natural Disasters and Civil Conflict
  • A Climate of Conflict: The Links between Climate Change, Peace and War
  • Climate Wars? Assessing the Claim that Drought Breeds Conflict
  • Climate Change and Its Possible Security Implications: Report of the Secretary-General
  • Global Climate Change, War, and Population Decline in Recent Human History
  • Beyond Disasters: Creating Opportunities for Peace
  • Climate Change and Inner Peace

Description

The literature compiled in this four-volume collection explores the real and potential linkages between environmental change and security. Early formulations of environmental security date to antiquity, whilst contemporary formulations of environment-conflict-peace linkages grew in part from the environmental movement of the 1960s and 1970s. The ensuing flood of academic enquiry has been diverse and extensive, and the objective of this major work is to organize this important but polysemous literature in order to provide a comprehensive, historically rich and global overview of its key concepts, findings, contributors and methodologies.

 Volume One: Historical Context: Early Writings on Environment and Security

Volume Two: Environmental Change, National Security and the Conflict Cycle

Volume Three: Rethinking Security in Response to Environmental Change

Volume Four: The Security Implications of Climate Change


Contents

VOLUME ONE: HISTORICAL CONTEXT: EARLY WRITINGS ON ENVIRONMENT AND SECURITY

  • Introduction
  • Redefining National Security
  • The War over Water
  • Resource Competition and Human Aggression, Part I: A Review of Primitive War
  • Long-term Biological Consequences of Nuclear War
  • Human Carrying Capacity, Extinctions, and Nature Reserves
  • Environmental Warfare and Ecocide
  • The Tragedy of the Commons
  • Security and the Environment: A Preliminary Exploration
  • Extracts from An Essay on the Principle of Population
  • Environment and Security
  • International Organizations for Environmental Security
  • Lebensraum: Paradoxically, Population Growth May Eventually End Wars
  • Arctic Environmental Issues: Prospects for International Cooperation
  • Redefining Security
  • The Environmental Component of Comprehensive Security
  • Extract from Our Common Future: Report of the World Commission on Environment and Development

VOLUME TWO: ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE, NATIONAL SECURITY AND THE CONFLICT CYCLE

  • Introduction
  • Post-Conflict Peace Building and Natural Resources
  • Greed and Grievance in Civil War
  • From Conflict to Peacebuilding: UNEP’s Role in Environmental Assessment and Recovery
  • Why Environmental Transformation Causes Violence: A Synthesis
  • Security, Modernity, Ecology: The Dilemmas of Post-Cold War Security Discourse
  • The Case against Linking Environmental Degradation and National Security
  • Ecological Collapse of Past Civilizations
  • Armed Conflict and the Environment: A Critique of the Literature
  • Warfare in Biodiversity Hotspots
  • On the Threshold: Environmental Changes as Causes of Acute Conflict
  • The Ingenuity Gap: Can Poor Countries Adapt to Resource Scarcity?
  • Population Growth, Environmental Degradation, and State Sponsored Violence: The Case of Kenya, 1991–93
  • The Defense Department Declassifies the Earth-Slowly
  • Cargo Cult Science, Armchair Empiricism and the Idea of Violent Conflict
  • The Political Ecology of War: Natural Resources and Armed Conflicts
  • Is the Environment a National Security Issue?
  • Redefining Security
  • Globalised Images of Environmental Security in Africa
  • Minerals, Forests, and Violent Conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
  • A Southern African Perspective on Transboundary Water Resource Management
  • Civil War in Sudan: The Impact of Ecological Degradation
  • From Conflict to Peacebuilding: The Role of Natural Resources and the Environment
  • Conflict, and Cooperation
  • From Environmental Peacekeeping to Environmental Peacemaking

VOLUME THREE: RETHINKING SECURITY IN RESPONSE TO ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE

  • Introduction
  • Environmental Peacemaking: Ending Conflict between India and Pakistan on the Siachen Glacier through the Creation of a Transboundary Peace Park
  • Global Environmental Change and Human Security: An Introduction
  • Peace through Parks: The Environment on the Peace Research Agenda
  • Ecoregions, State Sovereignty and Conflict
  • Peace in the Anthropocene
  • Bringing Nature Back In: Geopolitical Theory from the Greeks to the Global Era
  • Conflict and Cooperation: Making the Case for Environmental Pathways to Peacebuilding in the Great Lakes Region
  • The Role of Environmental Degradation in Population Displacement
  • Protected Areas and the Security Community
  • Ecological Security and the Need to Reconceptualize Sovereignty
  • The Human Dimensions of Environmental Insecurity: Some Insights from South Asia
  • Are We Missing the Point? Global Environmental Change as an Issue of Human Security
  • Conflicts of Global Ecology: Environmental Activism in a Period of Global Reach
  • The Environmental Security Debate and Its Significance for Climate Change

VOLUME FOUR: THE SECURITY IMPLICATIONS OF CLIMATE CHANGE

  • Introduction
  • Climate Change, Human Well-Being and Insecurity
  • Climate Change Discourse in Peacebuilding
  • Does Climate Change Drive Land-Use Conflicts in the Sahel?
  • Could Climate Change Precipitate Peace?
  • Climate Change, Exponential Curves, Water Resources, and Unprecedented Threats to Humanity
  • Nuclear Famine
  • Climate Change and the Global Financial Crisis: A Case of Double Exposure
  • Integrating Climate Change into Peacebuilding
  • ?Climate Change and Peacebuilding in the Sahel
  • Don’t Blame the Weather! Climate-Related Natural Disasters and Civil Conflict
  • A Climate of Conflict: The Links between Climate Change, Peace and War
  • Climate Wars? Assessing the Claim that Drought Breeds Conflict
  • Climate Change and Its Possible Security Implications: Report of the Secretary-General
  • Global Climate Change, War, and Population Decline in Recent Human History
  • Beyond Disasters: Creating Opportunities for Peace
  • Climate Change and Inner Peace
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December 2014 | 1472 pages | Sage UK

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The literature compiled in this four-volume collection explores the real and potential linkages between environmental change and security. Early formulations of environmental security date to antiquity, whilst contemporary formulations of environment-conflict-peace linkages grew in part from the environmental movement of the 1960s and 1970s. The ensuing flood of academic enquiry has been diverse and extensive, and the objective of this major work is to organize this important but polysemous literature in order to provide a comprehensive, historically rich and global overview of its key concepts, findings, contributors and methodologies.

 Volume One: Historical Context: Early Writings on Environment and Security

Volume Two: Environmental Change, National Security and the Conflict Cycle

Volume Three: Rethinking Security in Response to Environmental Change

Volume Four: The Security Implications of Climate Change



Table Of Contents:

  • VOLUME ONE: HISTORICAL CONTEXT: EARLY WRITINGS ON ENVIRONMENT AND SECURITY
  • Introduction
  • Redefining National Security
  • The War over Water
  • Resource Competition and Human Aggression, Part I: A Review of Primitive War
  • Long-term Biological Consequences of Nuclear War
  • Human Carrying Capacity, Extinctions, and Nature Reserves
  • Environmental Warfare and Ecocide
  • The Tragedy of the Commons
  • Security and the Environment: A Preliminary Exploration
  • Extracts from An Essay on the Principle of Population
  • Environment and Security
  • International Organizations for Environmental Security
  • Lebensraum: Paradoxically, Population Growth May Eventually End Wars
  • Arctic Environmental Issues: Prospects for International Cooperation
  • Redefining Security
  • The Environmental Component of Comprehensive Security
  • Extract from Our Common Future: Report of the World Commission on Environment and Development
  • VOLUME TWO: ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE, NATIONAL SECURITY AND THE CONFLICT CYCLE
  • Introduction
  • Post-Conflict Peace Building and Natural Resources
  • Greed and Grievance in Civil War
  • From Conflict to Peacebuilding: UNEP’s Role in Environmental Assessment and Recovery
  • Why Environmental Transformation Causes Violence: A Synthesis
  • Security, Modernity, Ecology: The Dilemmas of Post-Cold War Security Discourse
  • The Case against Linking Environmental Degradation and National Security
  • Ecological Collapse of Past Civilizations
  • Armed Conflict and the Environment: A Critique of the Literature
  • Warfare in Biodiversity Hotspots
  • On the Threshold: Environmental Changes as Causes of Acute Conflict
  • The Ingenuity Gap: Can Poor Countries Adapt to Resource Scarcity?
  • Population Growth, Environmental Degradation, and State Sponsored Violence: The Case of Kenya, 1991–93
  • The Defense Department Declassifies the Earth-Slowly
  • Cargo Cult Science, Armchair Empiricism and the Idea of Violent Conflict
  • The Political Ecology of War: Natural Resources and Armed Conflicts
  • Is the Environment a National Security Issue?
  • Redefining Security
  • Globalised Images of Environmental Security in Africa
  • Minerals, Forests, and Violent Conflict in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
  • A Southern African Perspective on Transboundary Water Resource Management
  • Civil War in Sudan: The Impact of Ecological Degradation
  • From Conflict to Peacebuilding: The Role of Natural Resources and the Environment
  • Conflict, and Cooperation
  • From Environmental Peacekeeping to Environmental Peacemaking
  • VOLUME THREE: RETHINKING SECURITY IN RESPONSE TO ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE
  • Introduction
  • Environmental Peacemaking: Ending Conflict between India and Pakistan on the Siachen Glacier through the Creation of a Transboundary Peace Park
  • Global Environmental Change and Human Security: An Introduction
  • Peace through Parks: The Environment on the Peace Research Agenda
  • Ecoregions, State Sovereignty and Conflict
  • Peace in the Anthropocene
  • Bringing Nature Back In: Geopolitical Theory from the Greeks to the Global Era
  • Conflict and Cooperation: Making the Case for Environmental Pathways to Peacebuilding in the Great Lakes Region
  • The Role of Environmental Degradation in Population Displacement
  • Protected Areas and the Security Community
  • Ecological Security and the Need to Reconceptualize Sovereignty
  • The Human Dimensions of Environmental Insecurity: Some Insights from South Asia
  • Are We Missing the Point? Global Environmental Change as an Issue of Human Security
  • Conflicts of Global Ecology: Environmental Activism in a Period of Global Reach
  • The Environmental Security Debate and Its Significance for Climate Change
  • VOLUME FOUR: THE SECURITY IMPLICATIONS OF CLIMATE CHANGE
  • Introduction
  • Climate Change, Human Well-Being and Insecurity
  • Climate Change Discourse in Peacebuilding
  • Does Climate Change Drive Land-Use Conflicts in the Sahel?
  • Could Climate Change Precipitate Peace?
  • Climate Change, Exponential Curves, Water Resources, and Unprecedented Threats to Humanity
  • Nuclear Famine
  • Climate Change and the Global Financial Crisis: A Case of Double Exposure
  • Integrating Climate Change into Peacebuilding
  • ?Climate Change and Peacebuilding in the Sahel
  • Don’t Blame the Weather! Climate-Related Natural Disasters and Civil Conflict
  • A Climate of Conflict: The Links between Climate Change, Peace and War
  • Climate Wars? Assessing the Claim that Drought Breeds Conflict
  • Climate Change and Its Possible Security Implications: Report of the Secretary-General
  • Global Climate Change, War, and Population Decline in Recent Human History
  • Beyond Disasters: Creating Opportunities for Peace
  • Climate Change and Inner Peace

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