Climatic Change and World Affairs

Crispin Tickell is a Member of the British Diplomatic Service and Permanent Secretary of the Overseas Development Administration in London.

...a refreshing essay by a sensitive individual who cares genuinely about the problem to convey his concerns to a wider public... Overseas Development A most important contribution to the future climate debate: a debate that is surely destined to warm with the world's climate in the coming years. Sir Crispin's views on the relationship of potential climatic change and world politics are of particular value as he is) so far as I am aware) the first diplomat and man of affairs to enter this field armed with expert knowledge of both the science and world politics. -- Brian Johnson, Author and Associate of Earthlife Foundation Overseas Development ...should be read widely by the public. As a basic primer, it will also be a godsend to politicians, administrators, businessmen and educational institutions, including schools, which teach how science and technology are related to society...a model oflucidity and conciseness... -- Brian Johnson, Author and Associate of Earthlife Foundation New Scientist The book provides us with an informed, well argued and realistic assessment of the impact of climatic change, along with some constructive suggestions as to how its consequences might be tackled... Tickell...commendably appeals to the better natures of the world's governments to make a move in that direction. The Ecologist The book provides us with an informed, well argued and realistic assessment of the impact of climatic change, along with some constructive suggestions as to how its consequences might be tackled... Tickell...commendably appeals to the better natures of the world's governments to make a move in that direction. The Ecologist ...a refreshing essay by a sensitive individual who cares genuinely about the problem to convey his concerns to a wider public... Overseas Development A most important contribution to the future climate debate: a debate that is surely destined to warm with the world's climate in the coming years. Sir Crispin's views on the relationship of potential climatic change and world politics are of particular value as he is) so far as I am aware) the first diplomat and man of affairs to enter this field armed with expert knowledge of both the science and world politics. -- Brian Johnson, Author and Associate of Earthlife Foundation Overseas Development ...should be read widely by the public. As a basic primer, it will also be a godsend to politicians, administrators, businessmen and educational institutions, including schools, which teach how science and technology are related to society...a model of lucidity and conciseness... -- Brian Johnson, Author and Associate of Earthlife Foundation New Scientist