Description
This book explores the interplay between great power diplomacy and global environmental sustainability, emphasizing the role of major nations in shaping environmental policies and agreements. It analyzes historical and contemporary examples of diplomatic efforts aimed at addressing climate change and ecological degradation. The book highlights the importance of collaboration among great powers to achieve sustainable development goals, while also discussing the challenges posed by geopolitical rivalries and differing national interests. Ultimately, the book argues for a reimagined approach to diplomacy that prioritizes global environmental stewardship alongside traditional political and economic considerations. Kazeem, Olayinka Sodik is currently a Research Fellow with the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs (NIIA), Lagos. He obtained his B.Sc in International Relations at the Obafemi Awolowo University; and M.A. in History and Strategic Studies from the University of Lagos. Presently undertaking his PhD in the University of Lagos, Nigeria.
