Climate change, national security and geopolitics : strategies and responses of five major powers
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Climate change, national security and geopolitics : strategies and responses of five major powers
（Routledge advances in climate change research）
Routledge, 2026
- : hbk
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Summary on half title page: This book is a comprehensive study on how the national security sectors of China, India, Japan, Russia and the United States have engaged the idea of climate change as an existential threat. Climate Change, National Security and Geopolitics examines the respective ways in which the five states have framed the issue of climate change in relation to their larger national security construction. It investigates the extent to which these countries have engaged with climate change as a security challenge, and how this has informed their larger security policymaking and practice. The authors employ a conceptual framework that represents the complex relationship between geopolitics and the environment to grasp the nature of the threat and to assess the actions available to governments to manage it. The book also considers the interactions of the five states in the United Nations Security Council as they debate their different understandings on the climate-security nexus
Includes bibliographies and index
収録内容
- Climate change and national security in China / Jiahan Cao and Hongyuan Yu
- Climate change and national security in India / Robert Mizo
- Climate change and national security in Japan / Takashi Sekiyama
- Climate change and national security in Russia / Igor Makarov and Anna Chistikova
- Climate change and national security in the United States / J. Scott Hauger
- Climate security, national security, and securitisation in the United Nations system / Christo Odeyemi
- Climate security and the big five : a synthesis / J. Scott Hauger and Robert Mizo