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This book provides a comprehensive introduction to the essential concepts of environmental conflict and peacebuilding by compiling and explaining key terms in an easy-to-navigate A-Z format.
Over the past 80 years, scholarly interest in war and peace has flourished, resulting in the institutionalization of disciplines such as international relations, security studies, and peace and conflict studies. Since at least the 1970s, research has also investigated the planetary effects of global environmental change. Environmental peacebuilding emerged at the intersection of environment, conflict, and peace, weaving together several related threads that address both environmental risks of conflict and environmental opportunities for peace. The language used to describe, explain, predict, teach, negotiate, and form policy in the arena of environmental peacebuilding is often nuanced, evolving, and contested. This book fills a gap in the literature, by providing a more consistent understanding and approach to key aspects of environmental peacebuilding. The book begins with a thematic introduction to contextualize the topic, written by a team of world-leading scholars. The book then follows an A-Z format, with over 150 entries from experts in the field describing and explaining key concepts, and providing examples of how different terms are applied within this growing discipline.
This comprehensive A-to-Z guide will be useful for students, academics, professionals, and policymakers seeking a wider understanding of environmental peacebuilding. The book will also be useful for those studying security studies, peace and conflict studies, environmental studies, and environmental law.
Contents
List of Contributors
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Rachel Weaver, Richard Matthew, Erika Weinthal, Larry Swatuk, and Carl Bruch
Terms
30x30
A
Accountability
Adaptation
Adaptive Management
Agriculture
Agricultural-Pastoral Conflict
Anthropocene
B
Backdraft
Basic Services
Basin at Risk
Benchmarking
Biodiversity
Blame Avoidance
Boomerang Effect
C
Capacity Development
Cities
Citizen Science
Climate Change
Climate Diplomacy
Climate Migrant
Climate-Related Security Risks
Climate Security
Co-Benefits
Confidence-Building Measures
Conflict
Conflict Environmental Assessments
Conflict Life Cycle
Conflict Prevention
Conflict Resources
Conflict Sensitivity
Conflict Transformation
Conservation
Cooperation
Critical Minerals
D
Decolonization
Depoliticization
Diagnostic Framework
Digital Technologies
Disaster Diplomacy
Disaster Risk Reduction
Displacement
E
Earth Observation
Ecocide
Ecological Distribution Conflicts
Ecological Peace
Ecosystem Services
Ecoterrorism
Ecotheology
Energy Security
Environment
Environmental Change
Environmental Cooperation
Environmental Crimes
Environmental Defender
Environmental Degradation
Environmental Justice
Environmental Migration
Environmental Peacebuilding
Environmental Peacemaking
Environmental Security
Environmental Terrorism
Environmental Violence
Empowerment
Evaluation
Extractive Resources
F
Faith-Based Environmental Peacebuilding
Farmer-Managed Natural Regeneration
Food Security
Fossil Fuels
Forests
Fragility
G
Gender
Gender-Based Violence
Gender Equality and Social Inclusion
Gender-Just Transition
Governance
H
Human Rights
Human Right to Clean Environment
Human Security
Human-Wildlife Conflict
Hydro-Hegemony
I
Indicator
Indigenous Knowledge
Indigenous Rights
Infrastructure
Integrated Water Resources Management
International Humanitarian law
J
Justice
Just Transition
L
Land Degradation
Land Grabbing
Land Tenure
Land Use
Learning
Legal Pluralism
M
Maladaptation
Mediation
Militarism
Mitigation
Monitoring
N
Natural Resources
Natural Resource Conflict
Nature-Based Solutions
Negative Peace
P
Participation
Participatory Process
Pastoralism/Transhumance
Peace
Peace Agreements
Peacebuilding
Peace Dividend
Peace Parks
Political Ecology
Polycrisis
Positive Peace
Power
Protected Zones
Protection of the Environment in Relation to Armed Conflict
R
REDD+
Remote Sensing
Renewable Energy
Reparations
Resilience
Resource Curse
Restorative Justice
Reverberating Effects
Rights of Nature
S
Securitization
Security
Silvopastoralism
Social Cohesion
Stakeholder
Sustainability
Sustainable Development
Sustainable Peace
Systems Approach
T
Theory of Change
Threat Multiplier
Toxic Remnants of War
Transboundary Cooperation
Transdisciplinarity
Triple Bottom Line
Triple Nexus
V
Violence
W
War
Water Cooperation
Water Diplomacy
Water-Energy-Food Nexus
Water Security
Weaponization of Natural Resources
Y
Youth
Annex I - Institutions in Environmental Peacebuilding
Online Annex - Translations of Key Terms and Institutions
