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This comprehensive volume offers a novel approach to understanding climate change dynamics in the Indo-Pacific region by combining theoretical foundations with practical country-specific analyses. Beginning with an exploration of climate change and green theory concepts, the book traces the international system's trajectory in addressing environmental challenges before examining diverse national approaches ranging from the European Union to Bhutan and Sri Lanka. The work provides critical insights into the geopolitical climate competition between the United States and China, analyzing how these superpowers are leveraging climate cooperation to strengthen their influence within the Indo-Pacific region. Written for a general audience, the book creates greater awareness of the emerging contours of climate change and the complex contestations surrounding environmental policy in this strategically important region.
The volume will be of great interest to scholars and researchers of international relations, environmental politics, climate policy, and Indo-Pacific studies. It will also appeal to policymakers, environmental advocates, and general readers seeking to understand the intersection of geopolitics and climate action in one of the world's most dynamic regions.
Contents
Editorial Introduction
1. Climate Change and Power Politics in the Indo-Pacific
Zhang Tingya and Anmol Mukhia
2. Environmental Politics in International Relations: Theory and Practice
Sebastian N. and Reena Joseph
3. Climate Contestations and Strategic Rivalries in the Indo-Pacific: The Role of Major Powers
Sriparna Pathak
4. From Institutions to Identities: Neoliberal and Constructivist lens to climate change in the Indo-Pacific
Akriti Sharma
5. Water Security and Geopolitical Tensions in the Indo-Pacific: Challenges and Cooperation Mechanisms
Neeraj Singh Manhas, Aline Telle, & Kasim Balarabe
6. Indo-Pacific's Role in Africa's Climate and Environmental Sustainability: Policy Frameworks and Climate Diplomacy
Hagan Sibri
7. Gateway to the Pacific: America's Strategic Entry into the Indo-Pacific through the Philippines
K. K. Loung Nathan and Anurag Tripathi
8. Taiwan's Climate Diplomacy: An Alternative Route to Global Engagement
Manoj K. Panigrahi
9. ASEAN's Geo-Economic and Environmental Standing in the Indo-Pacific Strategy
Loitongbam Bishwanjit and Nandini Sharma Laipubam
10. China's Energy Security in the Indo-Pacific
Rakshith Shetty
11. The U.S. Indo-Pacific Strategy and Its Economic-Environmental Implications for Northeast India
Md. Farijuddin Khan and Anuradha Oinam
12. Free and Open Indo-Pacific Vision: Integrating QUAD for India's Strategic Ambition
Jofin Joy, Lakshmi Karlekar, and Anurag Tripathi
13. Sustainability and Gender-Specific Climate Policies in Bhutan: Lessons for India's Northeast
Padam Nepal and Upama Gurung
14. Beyond the Present: Climate Refugees from the Maldives and Their Strategic Implications for India
Pawan Rai and Dipmala Roka
