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Chapter 11 and 12: the relevance of demography and global governance in the understanding of sustainable development and environmental security.
Through both of these chapters two main aspects have been highlighted: First the fact the demography is a crucial element to take into account when talking about environmental security. Indeed the way the population of a country or national entity … Continue reading
The interdisciplinary aspect of environmental security
Reading the chapter 7 and 8 really made me realize the multiplicity of subjects and areas that environmental security can deal with. It is a whole complex topic that needs to be treated through a variety of disciplines, each of … Continue reading