List of Figures and Tables List of Maps Preface List of Abbreviations
1 Introduction Looming Climate Instability? Our Approach and Argument in Brief Questions of Method An International Political Ecology Climate Change, Water and (In)Security Five Divided Environments Organisation of the Book
2 Geography versus Demography The Question of Scarcity The Water Stress Paradox Water Is Not Life Where Are the Water Wars? Eco-Determinism: The Zombie Theory of Politics The Politics of Scarcity Narratives A Revenge of Geography?
3 Drought More Drought, More Conflict? Darfur 2003–5: The ‘First Climate Change War’? The Syrian Civil War: Drought, Migration and Conflict Revisited Lake Chad: Who Needs Evidence? A Brief History of Drought Everybody Loves a Good Drought A Revenge of Uncertainty?
4 Others A Destroyer of Trees The Global Environmental Colour Line A Bifurcated State on the Nile Liberalism and its Contradictions in Cyprus Palestine: A Settler-Colonial Encounter Identity and Alterity in an Age of Climate Change
5 Hydraulics From Greenock to Tennessee Engineering Ethno-Nationalism in Israel and Cyprus River Development and Beyond in Syria and Sudan The Five Contradictions of Hydraulic Development Resurgent Hydraulic Politics
6 Frontiers Water and the Capitalist Resource Frontier Abundance and Violence on Sudan’s Multiple Frontiers Water Apartheid in the West Bank and Gaza The Rise and Fall of Hasakah The Lake Chad Basin: Nigeria’s Outstanding Internal Frontier Resistance and Resilience The New Frontier Lands of Climate Change
7 War Where is the Bloody Business? Infrastructure Destruction and its Consequences The Antinomies of Displacement Expropriation Institution-Building and Development War and Climate Change Vulnerability
8 Peace The Promises of Environmental Peacebuilding Is Peace Really Blue? Liberal Functionalism The Oslo Process: Dissimulating Decolonisation Naivasha and After: Self-Determination and Militarisation The Annan Plan: Dissimulating Unification Peace and Climate Change Vulnerability
9 Transformations and Circulations Nexus, Nexus, Nexus The International Political Ecology of Virtual Water Rebound in the Negev Fossil Fuels, Fossil Capital and Water Security Capital into Water, Water into Capital Capitalism over Climate
10 Conclusions Reimagining Environmental Security Our Divided Environments Revisited Ten Theses on Water (In)Security Theorising Ecological Politics The Coming Landscape of Climate Change and Conflict
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In a new interpretation of the past, present and future of climate-related conflicts and threats, this volume explores the links between climate change, water and security from an 'international political ecology' perspective. The authors draw on case studies from Israel-Palestine, Syria, Cyprus, Sudan-South Sudan, and the Lake Chad basin.
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