Climate Change and Foreign Policy: Case Studies from East to West and its companion
volume, Environmental Change and Foreign Policy: Theory and Practice, examine and …

Over the past three decades, climate change has moved from being a minor, mostly
scientific, matter in the affairs of states to being a prominent, frontburner foreign policy …

This book is one in a series of volumes from the Project on Environmental Change and
Foreign Policy, which I began in 1998 at London Metropolitan University (formerly London …

International climate policy is one of the most fascinating issues in foreign policy, yet in
recent years it has become one of the most contentious. The failure of the conference in The …

Environmental changes are among the greatest threats to the well-being and possibly the
long-term survival of humankind, and they present profound challenges to many other …

Climate change is one of the greatest challenges of this century. Increasing evidence of the
impacts of climate change and that human actions are contributing to changes in climate …

International relations have long focused on managing conflict and competition. The result is
a virtual obsession with power and leadership, categories which are largely meaningless for …

Acomprehensive understanding of international environmental politics re quires attention to
foreign policy. In this essay we describe a wide range of theories and approaches to foreign …

It is common knowledge that the European Union has led international climate negotiations.
First, during the preparations of the UNFCCC (1992), the European Commission defended a …

Many environmental problems are transnational in their causes, consequences, and/or
solutions. The increasing pace of global environmental destruction suggests that research …