Titlebook: Environmental Change and Security; A European Perspecti Alexander Carius,Kurt M. Lietzmann Book 1999 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1999

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-98962-9 many studies on the linkage between environment and conflict (for example, Brock 1991, Homer-Dixon 1994, Levy 1994; a review of the research is given in Baechler et al. 1996:10–17, Dabelko 1995). A central proposition of this literature is that the linkage exists because increasing environmental de

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Zusammenhalt der Unternehmerfamiliesystematic analysis of the relationship between environment and conflict, will introduce a third item into this already exceedingly complex equation, namely security. The concept of security, which will have to be defined more precisely in this context, acts as the connecting link between environmen

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-41137-7. Political scientists have taken up the question of the extent to which environmental degradation and the over-exploitation of natural resources can be or become the cause of international conflicts or even wars.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-24621-4 wider conception of security created in this connection are: What does . mean after the end of the Cold War? Security for whom? Security against whom? Where are the dangers, the risks or the threats today (Summer 1994: 3)?

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The Foreign Policy Dimension of Environmentally-Induced Conflicts. Political scientists have taken up the question of the extent to which environmental degradation and the over-exploitation of natural resources can be or become the cause of international conflicts or even wars.

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Environmental Threats and International Security — The Action Potential for NATO wider conception of security created in this connection are: What does . mean after the end of the Cold War? Security for whom? Security against whom? Where are the dangers, the risks or the threats today (Summer 1994: 3)?