A climate of insecurity? A short review of discussions on security implications of climate change in the United Nations, the European Union and Germany
Veröffentlichungsdatum
2010-10
Autoren
Zusammenfassung
Based on documents and political processes on the part of the United Nations (UN), the
European Union (EU) and German political actors, a potential “securitization” of climate
change will be analysed and debated. The results of our analysis raises major
doubts, that the respective actors are performing a securitizing move with regard to climate change in the sense of the Copenhagen School, and even more so, that we are witnessing a successful securitization in that sense.
European Union (EU) and German political actors, a potential “securitization” of climate
change will be analysed and debated. The results of our analysis raises major
doubts, that the respective actors are performing a securitizing move with regard to climate change in the sense of the Copenhagen School, and even more so, that we are witnessing a successful securitization in that sense.
Schlagwörter
Klimawandel
;
Klimapolitik
Institution
Institute
Dokumenttyp
Bericht, Report
Serie(s)
Band
168
Zweitveröffentlichung
Nein
Sprache
Englisch
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