Eileen Petzold-bradley

Responding to Environmental Conflicts: Implications for Theory and Practice - Nato Science Partnership Subseries: 2 Eileen Petzold-bradley 2001 edition

Marc Notes: Published in cooperation with NATO Scientific Affairs Division.; Proceedings of the NATO Advanced Research Workshop on on Responding to Environmental Confits: Implications for Theory and Practice, Budapest, Hungary, from 21 to 23 January 1999--T.p. verso; Includes bibliographical references. Brief Description: Proceedings of the NATO Advanced Research Workshop, Budapest, Hungary, from 21 to 23 January 1999Table of Contents: Preface; A. Carius, A. Vincze. Theoretical Linkages and Policy Approaches to the Environment and Security Debate: Providing an Overview; E. Petzold-Bradley, et al. Overview of Environment and Security Challenges. Environment and Security on the International Agenda: Challenges for Environmental Policy; K. M. Lietzmann. Negotiations to Avert Transboudary Environmental Security Conflicts; Bertram I. Spector. Resource and Environmental Conflict: The State-of-the-Art; N. P. Gleditsch. Assessing Environmental Security? Theoretical Aspects of Environmental Security; H. C. Dyer. Cultural Differentiation as a Source of Environmental Conflict; Yannis N. Kinnas. Comparative Environmental Policy and Risk Assessment: Implications for Risk Communication, International Conflict Resolution and National Security; G. Schultink. Side-Stepping Environmental Conflicts: The Role of Natural-Hazards Assessment, Planning and Mitigation; N. Pinter, et al. The Security Diagram: An Approach to Quantifying Global Environmental Security; J. Alcamo, M. Endejan. A Case Study Approach. Environment and Security in Hungary; A. Vincze, L. Halasz. Redefining Security Around the Baltic: Environmental Issues in a Regional Context; S. D. VanDeveer, G. D. Dabelko. Environment and Security Challenges in the Black Sea Region; I. Rudneva, E. Petzold-Bradley. Mechanisms of Environmental Security in Russia: Out of Order? V. Kotov, E. Nikitina. Democratization, Nationalism and Eco-Politics: The Slovak-Hungarian Conflict Over the Gabikovo-Nagymaros Dam System on the Danube; M. Sukosd. The Role of International and Environmental Institutions. Preventing Environmentally-Induced Conflicts through InternationalEnvironmental Policy; S. Oberthur. Environment and Security: Institutional Approaches within the European Union; M. Brusasco-Mackenzie. The UNECE Environmental Conventions: Their Role and Potential to Promote Conflict Prevention and Settlement of Disputes in Transboundary Environmental Issues; B. Bosnjakovic. Achievements and Limitations of International Environmental Regimes and Institutions in Positive Dispute Prevention: UNEP's Role; S. J. H. Hoefnagel, A. U. D. Bode."