This book represents an effort to go beyond state-centred views of energy security, bridging local perspectives on energy resources and global framing of energy as a security concern.
In discussing the dynamics of contemporary conflicts, scholars, over the last decade, have focused on the ‘interconnectivity’ between environmental factors and violent conflict—for example between migration and environmental mismanagement, debt and violence and between ethnic conflict and resource disputes. Such an approach corresponds to the post-Cold War reexamination and redefinition of security in more comprehensive conceptual terms.
Africa and Energy Security: Global Issues, Local Responses
This book represents an effort to go beyond state-centred views of energy security, bridging local perspectives on energy resources and global framing of energy as a security concern.
Climate Change and Foreign Policy: The UK Approach
Chair: R Rajagopalan
Discussants: Luther Rangreji and Purnamita Dasgupta
Climate Change: Issues and Divides
India and Pakistan: Introspecting the Indus Treaty
Geopolitics of Climate Change and India’s Position
Chair: R Rajagopalan
Discussants: Ashutosh Varshney & Sunil Chauhan
Climate Change and India: Building Scenarios to and beyond 2012
Chair: Arvind Gupta
Discussants: Dinesh K Patnaik & M Padma Suresh
Evaluating River-Water Treaties: A Study of the Indus Water Treaty
Discussants: Uma Singh & Richard Mahapatra
Water Issues and Human Security
Discussants: Anuradha Chenoy & Ashutosh Misra
Environmental Stresses and their Security Implications for South Asia
In discussing the dynamics of contemporary conflicts, scholars, over the last decade, have focused on the ‘interconnectivity’ between environmental factors and violent conflict—for example between migration and environmental mismanagement, debt and violence and between ethnic conflict and resource disputes. Such an approach corresponds to the post-Cold War reexamination and redefinition of security in more comprehensive conceptual terms.
Indo-Pak Relations : Water Issues
Discussants: G Ranganathan & Kalim Bahadur