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Book Summary
The book traverses several pathways including the basics of scienceand
geography, geopolitics and international relations, strategicand security
studies, policy-related and diplomatic dialogues, aswell as socio-cultural and
economic perspectives in order to bringout a holistic picture of how
environmental change has shaped theinternational system and Indias position in
it. The centralargument of the book that environmental change can
change/ischanging geography and in turn can change/is changing
internationalrelations has been substantiated by detailed analysis of thedrivers
of Indias environmental policies, international climatechange negotiations, role
of state and non-state actors in theinternational environmental discourse both
in theory and practice,and finally the interconnectedness between environmental
change andnational security. The volume tries to find the
ISBN-13
9789381904138
Language
English
Binding
Hard Bound
Publisher
KW Publisher
Publishing Date
2012-09-15
Total Pages
256
Breaking Out of the Green House: Indian Leadership in Times of Environmental Change
The book traverses several pathways including the basics of scienceand
geography, geopolitics and international relations, strategicand security
studies, policy-related and diplomatic dialogues, aswell as socio-cultural and
economic perspectives in order to bringout a holistic picture of how
environmental change has shaped theinternational system and Indias position in
it. The centralargument of the book that environmental change can
change/ischanging geography and in turn can change/is changing
internationalrelations has been substantiated by detailed analysis of thedrivers
of Indias environmental policies, international climatechange negotiations, role
of state and non-state actors in theinternational environmental discourse both
in theory and practice,and finally the interconnectedness between environmental
change andnational security. The volume tries to find the