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Responses to JPR Climate and Conflict Special Issue: John O’Loughlin, Andrew M. Linke, Frank Witmer (University of Colorado, Boulder)

last yearAcademics / Political Science : The New Security Beat

The Journal of Peace Research recently devoted a special issue to the work of researchers studying the linkages between climate change and conflict. Special guest editor Nils Petter Gleditsch introduces the issue here.Complexity, inShow More Summary

Responses to JPR Climate and Conflict Special Issue: Steve Lonergan (University of Victoria)

last yearAcademics / Political Science : The New Security Beat

The Journal of Peace Research recently devoted a special issue to the work of researchers studying the linkages between climate change and conflict. Special guest editor Nils Petter Gleditsch introduces the issue here.The relationship...Show More Summary

Responses to JPR Climate and Conflict Special Issue: Solomon Hsiang (Princeton University) and Todd G. Smith (University of Texas, Austin)

last yearAcademics / Political Science : The New Security Beat

The Journal of Peace Research recently devoted a special issue to the work of researchers studying the linkages between climate change and conflict. Special guest editor Nils Petter Gleditsch introduces the issue here.A January special...Show More Summary

Guest Contributor Nils Petter Gleditsch: Much Ado About Conflict? Climate’s Links to Violence Reexamined

last yearAcademics / Political Science : The New Security Beat

Nils Petter Gleditsch, former long-time editor of the Journal of Peace Research, recently returned to guest edit a special issue on climate change and conflict (Jan. 2012). This article is based on his introduction to that issue.Violence is on the wane in human affairs, even if slowly and irregularly. Show More Summary

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