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Climate Change, Human Security and Violent Conflict: Challenges for Societal Stability |
Jürgen Scheffran; Michael Brzoska; Hans Günter Brauch; Peter Michael Link; Janpeter Schilling
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Climate Change, Human Security and Violent Conflict: Challenges for Societal Stability
Critical Deconstruction of Environmental Security and Human Security Concepts in the Anthropocene
Authors

Judith Nora Hardt

ARI Id

1664996992019_4397018

Access

Not Available Free

Pages

207-221

DOI

10.1007/978-3-642-28626-1_10

Chapter URL

https://rd.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-3-642-28626-1_10

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Front Matter
i-xxvii
Front Matter
1-1
Introduction: Climate Change, Human Security, and Violent Conflict in the Anthropocene
Hans Günter Brauch; Jürgen Scheffran
3-40
Front Matter
41-41
On Environmental Change and Armed Conflict
Halvard Buhaug; Ole Magnus Theisen
43-55
Climate Change, Societal Stability, and the SID Project
Peter F. Nardulli; Kalev H. Leetaru
57-76
Climate Change, Conflict, and Fragility: Getting the Institutions Right
Dan Smith; Janani Vivekananda
77-90
Theories and Models of Climate-Security Interaction: Framework and Application to a Climate Hot Spot in North Africa
Jürgen Scheffran; P. Michael Link; Janpeter Schilling
91-131
Global Climate Policy Reinforces Local Social Path-Dependent Structures: More Conflict in the World?
Jasmin Kominek
133-147
Front Matter
149-149
Climate Change and the Environmental Conflict Discourse
Maria J. Trombetta
151-164
Climate Change as a Driver of Security Policy
Michael Brzoska
165-184
From ‘Securitization’ of Climate Change to ’Climatization‘ of the Security Field: Comparing Three Theoretical Perspectives
Angela Oels
185-205
Critical Deconstruction of Environmental Security and Human Security Concepts in the Anthropocene
Judith Nora Hardt
207-221
Political in Nature: The Conflict-fuelling Character of International Climate Policies
Linda Wallbott
223-241
Security as a Weapon: How Cataclysm Discourses Frame International Climate Negotiations
Delf Rothe
243-258
Audience: A Weak Link in the Securitization of the Environment?
Tasos Karafoulidis
259-272
Words, Visuals, and the Vanished Enemy: Visual Securitization and the COP15 Opening Film
Tore Rørbæk
273-287
Front Matter
289-289
Climate Change and Human Migration: Towards a Global Governance System to Protect Climate Refugees
Frank Biermann; Ingrid Boas
291-300
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