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Climate Security, Great Power Competition, and Adversarial Geopolitics in Southeast Asia: Conceptualization of Climate Security in Southeast Asia

Abstract:

This report is a part of a larger desk study, “Climate Security, Great Power Competition, and Adversarial Geopolitics in Southeast Asia.” The larger study seeks to investigate the security challenges faced by Southeast Asian states arising from the intersection of climate change-related risks, vulnerabilities, and emerging geopolitical trends. The key outcomes emphasize that climate change in Southeast Asia extends beyond an environmental crisis, evolving into a systemic challenge poised to reshape the region’s geopolitical and economic dynamics, as well as human-environmental relationships at various geographic scales.

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Romm, Madeline. 2024. Climate Security, Great Power Competition, and Adversarial Geopolitics in Southeast Asia: Conceptualization of Climate Security in Southeast Asia. College Park, MD: START.

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