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Taking Stock of the Situation: NATO,nclusions of the IPCC Summary for Policymakers. In so doing, I establish why the NATO ACT Instability Situations serve as a reasonable proxy for the perspective of NATO Headquarters with respect to the security consequences anticipated to result from climate change.

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Tyler H. LippertAnalyzes the anticipated security consequences of climate change.Identifies near-term actions for NATO to improve its risk governance.Applies the Risk Governance Framework to NATO

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Methodology and Context,ing two chapters to illustrate how the nature of climate security risk favors the IRGC risk governance framework in particular. The global dimensions and deep uncertainties associated with climate security risk suggest that it provides an opportunity to test the framework against a problem that is worthy of the IRGC’s ambition level.

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Introduction,This chapter provides an introduction and overview of the book. It describes the overall context of NATO’s risk governance and its importance as it concerns climate change. It also explains the research aims and objectives of the book, and the specific purpose of each ensuing chapter.

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