Titlebook: Climate Change and the Future of Democracy; R. S. Deese Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 Climate Change.Globalization.Tragedy

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The Frontiers of Democracy,extreme weather, flooding, droughts, and mass migrations. If democratic governments respond to these challenges by embracing nationalism, they will weaken the universal principle of human rights upon which democracy is founded, thus eroding the strength of democracy within their own borders. Convers

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,Nationalism and the “End of Nature”,ompetition among sovereign nation states has greatly impeded efforts to understand and address environmental challenges. In particular, the rise of militaristic nationalism has caused extensive environmental destruction and has frequently corrupted the practice of science by tying it to the secretiv

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Cold War Environmentalism, the Cold War decades was essential to improving our understanding of the Earth and its climate. Although massive investment in earth science research and space exploration during the Cold War inadvertently helped to launch the global environmental movement, the military application of that research

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The Tragedy of a False Dichotomy,ights and ecological sustainability in opposition to each other. This tendency was epitomized by those Malthusian environmentalists who advocated both eugenics and strict governmental control over human reproduction in the name of ecological sustainability. The second false dichotomy is the tendency

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Transcending the Tragedy of the Commons,ry, and offers a viable path for overcoming the false dichotomy between human rights inherent in much of our discourse about the Tragedy of the Commons. Her vision of universal human rights and the protection of the oceans as the “common heritage of humanity” helped to shape the third UN Convention

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