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This book is based on a conference addressing the relationship between the environment and security in the post-Cold War world. It brings together scholars and practitioners from a variety of different disciplines and perspectives in an effort to both explore the complexities of the relationship between environmental variables and security conditions, and re-focus the debate within the environmental community. The book combines analytical frameworks and case study material with proposals for addressing environmental challenges and enhancing the security and welfare of peoples, states and regions.
Contents
List of Figures List of Tables List of Boxes Acknowledgements List of Acronyms Notes on the Contributors Introduction and Overview; M.R.Lowi & B.R.Shaw PART ONE: DISCOURSES The Changing Nature of National Security; M.M.Evans, J.W.Mentz, R.W.Chandler & S.L.Eubanks Integrating Environmental Factors into Conventional Security; R.A.Matthew Security, Governance, and the Environment; S.Rayner & E.L.Malone Human Security, Environmental Security and Sustainable Development; S.Lonergan Geopolitics and Ecology: Rethinking the Contexts of Environmental Security; S.Dalby PART TWO: PRACTICES Integration on Non-Traditional Security Issues: A Preliminary Application to South Korea; R.E.Bedeski Trends in Transboundary Water Disputes and Dispute Resolution; A.T.Wolf & J.H.Hamner Water and Conflict in the Middle East and South Asia: Environment and Security Linkages; M.R.Lowi Perceptions of Risk and Security: The Aral Sea Basin; G .Sergen & E.L.Malone Not Seeing the People for the Population: A Cautionary Tale from the Himalaya; M.Thompson Index
