Affiliation:
1. Nicole Detraz is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Memphis. Her research explores the theoretical and practical application of environmental security concepts and seeks to introduce gender considerations into these discussions. Her recent work has been published in Security Studies and International Studies Perspectives.
Abstract
This article analyzes how climate change has been strategically linked to security issues in recent decades by a variety of actors. I begin by elaborating on two general discourses on the relationship between environment and security, which I call environmental conflict and environmental security. Using discourse analysis, I examine the particular ways that security and climate change have been linked by scholars, policymakers and the media. I then explore some of the potential implications that discussing climate change through each of these security discourses have for policy outcomes within the climate regime. I conclude that the environmental security discourse is the most useful for stressing vulnerabilities and the human security concerns linked to climate change.
Subject
Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law,Political Science and International Relations,Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment,Global and Planetary Change
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