The climate-conflict-displacement nexus from a human security perspective / Mohamed Behnassi, Himangana Gupta, Fred Kruidbos, Anita Parlow, editors.
Behnassi, Mohamed, editor.; Gupta, Himangana, editor.; Kruidbos, Fred, editor.; Parlow, Anita, editor.
2022
JC576
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Title The climate-conflict-displacement nexus from a human security perspective / Mohamed Behnassi, Himangana Gupta, Fred Kruidbos, Anita Parlow, editors.
ISBN 9783030941444 (electronic bk.)
3030941442 (electronic bk.)
9783030941437 (print)
3030941434
DOI https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-94144-4
Published Cham, Switzerland : Springer, 2022.
Language English
Description 1 online resource (xl, 411 pages) : illustrations
Item Number 10.1007/978-3-030-94144-4 doi
Call Number JC576
Dewey Decimal Classification 304.2/5
Summary Climate change is reshaping the planet, its ecosystems, and the evolution of human societies. Related impacts and disasters are triggering significant shifts in the inextricably interconnected human and ecological systems with unprecedented potential implications. These shifts not only threaten survival at species and community levels, but are also emerging drivers of conflicts, human insecurity, and displacement both within and across national borders. Taking these shifting dynamics into account, particularly in the Anthropocene era, this book provides an analysis of the climate-conflict-migration nexus from human security and resilience perspectives. The core approach of the volume consists of unpacking the key dynamics of the nexus between climate change, conflict, and displacement and exploring the various local and global response mechanisms to address the nexus, assess their effectiveness, and identify their implications for the nexus itself. It includes both conceptual research and empirical studies reporting lessons learned from many geographical, environmental, social, and policy settings.
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Added Author Behnassi, Mohamed, editor.
Gupta, Himangana, editor.
Kruidbos, Fred, editor.
Parlow, Anita, editor.
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1. The Climate-Conflict-Displacement Nexus from a Human Security Perspective : An Introduction
2. Climate-Conflict-Migration Nexus: An Assessment of Research Trends Based on a Bibliometric Analysis
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4. While Carbon Burns: The Debatable Journey of 'Environmental Refugee' as a Concept and Legal Dilemma
5. Looking Ahead: A Human Security Perspective to Tackling the Potential for Widespread Environmental Migration in Latin America
6. Environmental Migration in the MENA Region: The Case of Morocco
7. The Environment-Climate-Conflict-Displacement Nexus in the Arab Region: Implications and Recommended Actions
8. The Changing Dynamics of the Arctic Ecosystem and Food Security: The Case of the Bering Sea Region
9. Arctic Geopolitics, Cross-Boundary Soft-Power, Ecosystem Protection, and Human Security in the Bering Sea and Strait
10. Decolonization, Food Sovereignty, and Climate Risks: The Case of St. Lawrence Island in the Bering Sea, Arctic
11. Spatial Distribution and Geosimulation of Non-Timber Forest Products for Food Security in Conflict Area
12. Ecology of Zoonotic Pathways Indicating Conflict and Mass Migration
13. Tree Species Classification of the Conflict Regions of Sudan Using RapidEye Satellite Imagery
14. Securitization of Human-Induced Environmental Conflict: Implications for the Military (in the Struggle for Life)
15. Resolution of User Rights Related Conflicts in Collective Rangelands Through Negotiation: The Case of Morocco
16. Reporting International Conflicts Through the Environmental Discourse: The Moroccan Sahara Conflict as a Case Study.

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