Environmental Security: Finding the Balance
Catherine Tinker
Abstract
Catherine Tinker
Abstract
A broad definition of international peace and security is necessary in an era of global transition and contradictory trends, a definition that is inclusive of non-military sources of instability such as threats to scarce natural resources and non-sustainable development practices. The challenge is to provide an institutional response based on global economic and social policies that incorporates this broad definition of security in terms relevant to a postmodern world.
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A broad definition of international peace and security is necessary in an era of global transition and contradictory trends, a definition that is inclusive of non-military sources of instability such as threats to scarce natural resources and non-sustainable development practices. The challenge is to provide an institutional response based on global economic and social policies that incorporates this broad definition of security in terms relevant to a postmodern world.
Key concepts: Environmental security, Balance (ability), International security, Political science, Security studies, Sustainable development, Human security, Natural resource