Geopolitics of Climate Change
Social and political actions proceed from social and political systems.
Natural systems, such as climate systems, do not influence human action
directly but are mediated through the political and social systems that already
direct actions. This argument entails that in order for a world characterised
by climate change to develop in a stable and less conflict-prone way, there
will have to be are vital international and national (state) institutions that
ensure that political divisions and conflict do not take the form of violent
interaction between states or sub-state actors.
The Geopolitics of Climate Change
The Geopolitics of Climate Change
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