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Tag Archives: drought
Population, Development and Environmental Security
Both authors agree on one significant fact: environmental security is a matter of human security. Human security is “relevant for national security, as without the security of individuals and the environment they live in, the state itself is insecure,” (207). … Continue reading
Posted in Demography and Development -- Week 6
Tagged MDGs, Demography, social learning, Upreti, Sciubba, drought, Somalia, human security, Parenti
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Disequilibrium
The two chapters, Ecological Security and Gender and Environmental Security, both carried an emphasis on the significance of human relationships and natural ecosystems. Interestingly, each author’s analysis of these relationships observed them from different lenses. The Detraz chapter stated that … Continue reading