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About the Publishing Institution; Preface; References; Acknowledgements; Contents; List of Abbreviations and Acronyms; List of Box; List of Figures; List of Tables; About the Editors and Contributors; Editors; Contributors; Part I: Global Environmental Change as a Human Security Issue; Chapter 1: Climate Security asßaßFramework forßClimate Policy andßGovernance; 1 Introduction; 2 Climate Change Impacts andßSecurity Implications; 2.1 Implications forßEconomic Growth; 2.2 Implications forßHuman Security; 2.2.1 Implications forßFood Security; 2.2.2 Implications forßHealth Security.
2.2.3 Climate Change, Migration andßPopulation Displacement2.3 Geopolitical Implications ofßClimate Change; 3 How Far Are theßSecurity Implications ofßClimate Change Currently Managed?; 4 Climate Security asßaßFramework forßClimate Change Policy andßGovernance; 4.1 Securitization: Framing Climate Change asßaßSecurity Issue; 4.2 The Advantages ofßtheß'Climate Security' Concept; 4.3 Delivering Climate Security: Some Recommendations; 5 Conclusion; References; Chapter 2: Global Environmental Change andßtheßCrisis ofßDominant Development Models: AßHuman Security-Centered Analysis; 1 Introduction.
1.1 Interlinkages BetweenßtheßEnvironmental Crisis andßDominant Economic Models1.2 Growing Inequality andßLong Term Economic Costs asßaßConsequence; 2 Dominant Development Paths andßGlobal EnvironmentalßChange; 2.1 The Triumph ofßScience-Based Approach: What Next?; 2.2 Policy Action: Triggers andßLimits; 3 Alternative Paradigms andßPathways; 3.1 Sustainable Development; 3.2 Green Economy; 4 Towards aßHuman Security-Centered Approach; 4.1 Environmental Security asßaßCatalyst forßHuman Security; 4.2 Human Security Heavily Threatened by GEC; 4.3 Human Security Approach toßTackle GEC.
5 ConclusionReferences; Chapter 3: Is Human Security aßRelevant Concept inßtheßContext ofßClimate Change Adaptation Policies?; 1 Introduction1; 2 The Relationship BetweenßHuman Security andßClimate Change Adaptation Policy; 3 The Use ofßtheßHuman Security Concept; 4 The Use ofßHuman Security inßPolicy-Making inßtheßMMES Region; 4.1 International Levelß- United Nations; 4.2 International Levelß- EuropeanßUnion; 4.3 National Level; 4.4 Conclusions onßtheßUse ofßtheßHuman Security Concept inßPolicy-Making; 5 Discussion; References.
Part II: Impacts of Environmental Change and Implications for Human Security: Case Study ExamplesChapter 4: Climate Change Impacts onßWater Availability andßHuman Security inßtheßIntercontinental Biosphere Reserve ofßtheßMediterranean (Morocco-Spain); 1 Introduction; 2 Study Area; 3 Materials andßMethods; 3.1 Climate Change Scenarios; 3.2 Hydro-ecological Assessment; 3.3 Socio-economic Assessment; 4 Results; 4.1 Hydrological andßClimate Impacts; 4.2 Impacts onßRural Population; 4.3 Impacts onßTouristic Sector; 4.4 Impacts onßNatural Systems; 4.5 Adaptive Capacity andßVulnerabilities.
2.2.3 Climate Change, Migration andßPopulation Displacement2.3 Geopolitical Implications ofßClimate Change; 3 How Far Are theßSecurity Implications ofßClimate Change Currently Managed?; 4 Climate Security asßaßFramework forßClimate Change Policy andßGovernance; 4.1 Securitization: Framing Climate Change asßaßSecurity Issue; 4.2 The Advantages ofßtheß'Climate Security' Concept; 4.3 Delivering Climate Security: Some Recommendations; 5 Conclusion; References; Chapter 2: Global Environmental Change andßtheßCrisis ofßDominant Development Models: AßHuman Security-Centered Analysis; 1 Introduction.
1.1 Interlinkages BetweenßtheßEnvironmental Crisis andßDominant Economic Models1.2 Growing Inequality andßLong Term Economic Costs asßaßConsequence; 2 Dominant Development Paths andßGlobal EnvironmentalßChange; 2.1 The Triumph ofßScience-Based Approach: What Next?; 2.2 Policy Action: Triggers andßLimits; 3 Alternative Paradigms andßPathways; 3.1 Sustainable Development; 3.2 Green Economy; 4 Towards aßHuman Security-Centered Approach; 4.1 Environmental Security asßaßCatalyst forßHuman Security; 4.2 Human Security Heavily Threatened by GEC; 4.3 Human Security Approach toßTackle GEC.
5 ConclusionReferences; Chapter 3: Is Human Security aßRelevant Concept inßtheßContext ofßClimate Change Adaptation Policies?; 1 Introduction1; 2 The Relationship BetweenßHuman Security andßClimate Change Adaptation Policy; 3 The Use ofßtheßHuman Security Concept; 4 The Use ofßHuman Security inßPolicy-Making inßtheßMMES Region; 4.1 International Levelß- United Nations; 4.2 International Levelß- EuropeanßUnion; 4.3 National Level; 4.4 Conclusions onßtheßUse ofßtheßHuman Security Concept inßPolicy-Making; 5 Discussion; References.
Part II: Impacts of Environmental Change and Implications for Human Security: Case Study ExamplesChapter 4: Climate Change Impacts onßWater Availability andßHuman Security inßtheßIntercontinental Biosphere Reserve ofßtheßMediterranean (Morocco-Spain); 1 Introduction; 2 Study Area; 3 Materials andßMethods; 3.1 Climate Change Scenarios; 3.2 Hydro-ecological Assessment; 3.3 Socio-economic Assessment; 4 Results; 4.1 Hydrological andßClimate Impacts; 4.2 Impacts onßRural Population; 4.3 Impacts onßTouristic Sector; 4.4 Impacts onßNatural Systems; 4.5 Adaptive Capacity andßVulnerabilities.