Shiloh Fetzek, Jeffrey Mazo
Abstract
The security threat from global warming is inextricably linked to development. Resource scarcity and environmental change increase the risk of conflict, and institutional capacity is key to minimising this effect.
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The security threat from global warming is inextricably linked to development. Resource scarcity and environmental change increase the risk of conflict, and institutional capacity is key to minimising this effect.
Key concepts: Scarcity, Political science, Climate change, Natural resource economics, Development economics, Political economy, Economics, Geology