Climate change and human well-being : global challenges and opportunities

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    • Weissbecker, Inka

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Climate change and human well-being : global challenges and opportunities

Inka Weissbecker, editor

(International and cultural psychology series / series editor, Anthony J. Marsella)

Springer, c2011

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Includes bibliographical references and index

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Contents of Works

  • ch. 1. Introduction : climate change and human well-being / Inka Weissbecker
  • Part I. The impact of climate change
  • ch. 2. The threat of climate change : psychological response, adaptation, and impacts / Joseph P. Reser, Shirley A. Morrissey, and Michelle Ellul
  • ch. 3. Chronic environmental change : emerging 'psychoterratic' syndromes / Glenn Albrecht
  • ch. 4. Extreme weather-related events : implications for mental health and well-being / David M. Simpson, Inka Weissbecker, and Sandra E. Sephton
  • ch. 5. Humanitarian crisis : the need for cultural competence and local capacity building / Inka Weissbecker and Jennifer Czincz
  • ch. 6. Security and conflict : the impact of climate change / Chad Michael Briggs and Inka Weissbecker
  • Part II. Specific populations
  • ch. 7. Women and climate change : vulnerabilities and challenges / Anita L. Wenden
  • ch. 8. Climate change refugees / Michael Hollifield, Mind Thompson Fullilove, and Stevan E. Hobfoll
  • Part III. Guidance and recommendations
  • ch. 9. Resilience, spirituality and postraumatic growth : reshaping the effects of climate change / Tamasin Ramsay and Lenore Manderson
  • ch. 10. Climate change, resilience and transformation : challenges and opportunities for local communities / Taegen Edwards and John Wiseman
  • ch. 11. conclusions : implications for practice, policy, and further research / Inka Weissbecker

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