Climate Change in the Indo-Pacific

This book explores multifarious policy dimensions relevant to climate change and its associated vulnerabilities in the Indo-Pacific region.

Autorentext

Faisal Ahmed is a Professor in the International Business Area teaching trade and geopolitics at FORE School of Management, New Delhi, India.

Mohammed Faheem is Lecturer and Head at the Indian Studies Program, Pridi Banomyong International College, Thammasat University, Thailand.

Inhalt

1. Coherence between disaster and Climate Resilience: policy to practice in Asia-Pacific 2. Geopolitics of Climate Change 3. Climate change in APEC: Impacts and adaptation strategies 4. Climate Change and Adaptation Measures in the South Pacific 5. Climate Change as a Security Challenge: The Evolving Paradigm of International Regime for Climate Change in a Militarized World 6. Analysis of the Implementation of Hyogo Framework of Action (HFA): From Local to Adaptive Disaster Governance and Resilience in Chiang Rai, Thailand 7. Climate Change in the Indian Ocean islands: Adaptation and Mitigation Strategies 8. Climate Refugees in the Indo-Pacific: Developmental and Geopolitical Aspects 9. Climate-induced Forced Migration in South Asia 10. Climate Change Vulnerabilities: Issues and Policy Responses in Bangladesh