Ashok Swain is a Professor of Peace and Conflict Research, UNESCO Chair of International Water Cooperation, and Director of the Research School of International Water Cooperation at Uppsala University, Sweden. He has written extensively on new security challenges and democratic development issues.　Joakim Öjendal is Professor of Peace and Development Research at the School of Global Studies, University of Gothenburg, Sweden. He has been researching water management for twenty years and has published widely within water management as well as within regionalisation in East and Southeast Asia, and has been specialising in Cambodia studies.

"Professor Swain and Professor Öjendal have assembled the essential reader on environmental security with its leading contributors and accessible presentation. The handbook weaves together the distinct components of this complex topic in ways that are analytically sound and practically useful." Geoff Dabelko, Professor, Ohio University; and Senior Advisor, Environmental Change and Security Program, Woodrow Wilson Center, Washington, DC, USA"The relationships between environment and conflict, both interstate and intra-state, have become crucial topics of scholarly analysis in recent years. Ashok Swain and Joakim Öjendal, through this valuable handbook, offer one of the best compendiums for anyone interested in this crucial subject matter. The scholars and topics they have assembled will make this a great resource for years to come." T.V. Paul, James McGill Professor of international Relations, McGill University, Canada

• 1. Environmental Conflict and peacebuilding: An IntroductionAshok Swain & Joakim ÖjendalPart I Review of the Concept and Theories2. Environment and Conflict James R. Lee3. Transnational Environmental Crime Peter Stoett4. Climate Change and Environmental ConflictsSimon Dalby5. Environmental Pathways to Peace Ken Conca and Michael D. Beevers6. Environment, Climate Change, and PeaceRandall AmsterPart II Review of Thematic Approaches7. Post-War Environmental Peacebuilding: Navigating Renewable and Non-Renewable Resources Erika Weinthal and McKenzie Johnson8. Depoliticisation, Water, and Environmental Peacebuilding Karin Aggestam9. Climate Change Adaptation and Peacebuilding Richard A. Matthew10. Environmental Peacebuilding and the United Nations David Jensen and Amanda Kron11. Revisiting Securitization: An Empirical Analysis Of Environment and Natural Resource Provisions in United Nations Security Council Resolutions, 1946–2016 Peter Aldinger, Carl Bruch, and Sofia YazykovaPart III Case Studies12. Environmental Peacebuilding in the Middle East Tobias Ide, Vakur Sümer, and Larissa M. Aldehoff13. Environmental Peacebuilding in Iraq: Restoring the Iraqi Marshes and the Ancient Kahrez Systems in the Northern Governorates Hannah Moosa14. Are there limits to environmental peacebuilding? A critical reflection on water cooperation in the Jordan BasinAnders Jägerskog15. Environmental Peacebuilding in Liberia Michael D. Beevers16. Environmental Peacebuilding in Nepal: Lessons From Nepal’s Micro-Hydropower Projects Florian Krampe17. Environmental Peacebuilding in Post-Conflict Colombia Pedro Valenzuela and Servio Caicedo18. From curse to blessing – How natural resources affect peace and conflict in the PhilippinesColin WalchPart IV Analytical Challenges and Future-oriented Perspectives19. Environmental Conflict and Peacebuilding in Africa: Connecting Resources, Issues, and Ongoing Governance Initiatives Timothy Adivilah Balag'kutu, Jeremiah O. Asaka, Linda Holcombe, Jason J. McSparren, and Stacy D. VanDeveer20. The role of water diplomacy in peace building Maria Vink21. Climate Diplomacy and Peace Dennis Tänzler22. The Role of the Military in Environmental Peace-building Saleem H. Ali and Rebecca Pincus23. Environmental Resource Governance and Peace: A Critical Review Larry Swatuk

Ashok Swain is a Professor of Peace and Conflict Research, UNESCO Chair of International Water Cooperation, and Director of the Research School of International Water Cooperation at Uppsala University, Sweden. He has written extensively on new security challenges and democratic development issues.　Joakim Öjendal is Professor of Peace and Development Research at the School of Global Studies, University of Gothenburg, Sweden. He has been researching water management for twenty years and has published widely within water management as well as within regionalisation in East and Southeast Asia, and has been specialising in Cambodia studies.

"Professor Swain and Professor Öjendal have assembled the essential reader on environmental security with its leading contributors and accessible presentation. The handbook weaves together the distinct components of this complex topic in ways that are analytically sound and practically useful." Geoff Dabelko, Professor, Ohio University; and Senior Advisor, Environmental Change and Security Program, Woodrow Wilson Center, Washington, DC, USA"The relationships between environment and conflict, both interstate and intra-state, have become crucial topics of scholarly analysis in recent years. Ashok Swain and Joakim Öjendal, through this valuable handbook, offer one of the best compendiums for anyone interested in this crucial subject matter. The scholars and topics they have assembled will make this a great resource for years to come." T.V. Paul, James McGill Professor of international Relations, McGill University, Canada

• 1. Environmental Conflict and peacebuilding: An IntroductionAshok Swain & Joakim ÖjendalPart I Review of the Concept and Theories2. Environment and Conflict James R. Lee3. Transnational Environmental Crime Peter Stoett4. Climate Change and Environmental ConflictsSimon Dalby5. Environmental Pathways to Peace Ken Conca and Michael D. Beevers6. Environment, Climate Change, and PeaceRandall AmsterPart II Review of Thematic Approaches7. Post-War Environmental Peacebuilding: Navigating Renewable and Non-Renewable Resources Erika Weinthal and McKenzie Johnson8. Depoliticisation, Water, and Environmental Peacebuilding Karin Aggestam9. Climate Change Adaptation and Peacebuilding Richard A. Matthew10. Environmental Peacebuilding and the United Nations David Jensen and Amanda Kron11. Revisiting Securitization: An Empirical Analysis Of Environment and Natural Resource Provisions in United Nations Security Council Resolutions, 1946–2016 Peter Aldinger, Carl Bruch, and Sofia YazykovaPart III Case Studies12. Environmental Peacebuilding in the Middle East Tobias Ide, Vakur Sümer, and Larissa M. Aldehoff13. Environmental Peacebuilding in Iraq: Restoring the Iraqi Marshes and the Ancient Kahrez Systems in the Northern Governorates Hannah Moosa14. Are there limits to environmental peacebuilding? A critical reflection on water cooperation in the Jordan BasinAnders Jägerskog15. Environmental Peacebuilding in Liberia Michael D. Beevers16. Environmental Peacebuilding in Nepal: Lessons From Nepal’s Micro-Hydropower Projects Florian Krampe17. Environmental Peacebuilding in Post-Conflict Colombia Pedro Valenzuela and Servio Caicedo18. From curse to blessing – How natural resources affect peace and conflict in the PhilippinesColin WalchPart IV Analytical Challenges and Future-oriented Perspectives19. Environmental Conflict and Peacebuilding in Africa: Connecting Resources, Issues, and Ongoing Governance Initiatives Timothy Adivilah Balag'kutu, Jeremiah O. Asaka, Linda Holcombe, Jason J. McSparren, and Stacy D. VanDeveer20. The role of water diplomacy in peace building Maria Vink21. Climate Diplomacy and Peace Dennis Tänzler22. The Role of the Military in Environmental Peace-building Saleem H. Ali and Rebecca Pincus23. Environmental Resource Governance and Peace: A Critical Review Larry Swatuk

Ashok Swain is a Professor of Peace and Conflict Research, UNESCO Chair of International Water Cooperation, and Director of the Research School of International Water Cooperation at Uppsala University, Sweden. He has written extensively on new security challenges and democratic development issues.　Joakim Öjendal is Professor of Peace and Development Research at the School of Global Studies, University of Gothenburg, Sweden. He has been researching water management for twenty years and has published widely within water management as well as within regionalisation in East and Southeast Asia, and has been specialising in Cambodia studies.

"Professor Swain and Professor Öjendal have assembled the essential reader on environmental security with its leading contributors and accessible presentation. The handbook weaves together the distinct components of this complex topic in ways that are analytically sound and practically useful." Geoff Dabelko, Professor, Ohio University; and Senior Advisor, Environmental Change and Security Program, Woodrow Wilson Center, Washington, DC, USA"The relationships between environment and conflict, both interstate and intra-state, have become crucial topics of scholarly analysis in recent years. Ashok Swain and Joakim Öjendal, through this valuable handbook, offer one of the best compendiums for anyone interested in this crucial subject matter. The scholars and topics they have assembled will make this a great resource for years to come." T.V. Paul, James McGill Professor of international Relations, McGill University, Canada

• 1. Environmental Conflict and peacebuilding: An IntroductionAshok Swain & Joakim ÖjendalPart I Review of the Concept and Theories2. Environment and Conflict James R. Lee3. Transnational Environmental Crime Peter Stoett4. Climate Change and Environmental ConflictsSimon Dalby5. Environmental Pathways to Peace Ken Conca and Michael D. Beevers6. Environment, Climate Change, and PeaceRandall AmsterPart II Review of Thematic Approaches7. Post-War Environmental Peacebuilding: Navigating Renewable and Non-Renewable Resources Erika Weinthal and McKenzie Johnson8. Depoliticisation, Water, and Environmental Peacebuilding Karin Aggestam9. Climate Change Adaptation and Peacebuilding Richard A. Matthew10. Environmental Peacebuilding and the United Nations David Jensen and Amanda Kron11. Revisiting Securitization: An Empirical Analysis Of Environment and Natural Resource Provisions in United Nations Security Council Resolutions, 1946–2016 Peter Aldinger, Carl Bruch, and Sofia YazykovaPart III Case Studies12. Environmental Peacebuilding in the Middle East Tobias Ide, Vakur Sümer, and Larissa M. Aldehoff13. Environmental Peacebuilding in Iraq: Restoring the Iraqi Marshes and the Ancient Kahrez Systems in the Northern Governorates Hannah Moosa14. Are there limits to environmental peacebuilding? A critical reflection on water cooperation in the Jordan BasinAnders Jägerskog15. Environmental Peacebuilding in Liberia Michael D. Beevers16. Environmental Peacebuilding in Nepal: Lessons From Nepal’s Micro-Hydropower Projects Florian Krampe17. Environmental Peacebuilding in Post-Conflict Colombia Pedro Valenzuela and Servio Caicedo18. From curse to blessing – How natural resources affect peace and conflict in the PhilippinesColin WalchPart IV Analytical Challenges and Future-oriented Perspectives19. Environmental Conflict and Peacebuilding in Africa: Connecting Resources, Issues, and Ongoing Governance Initiatives Timothy Adivilah Balag'kutu, Jeremiah O. Asaka, Linda Holcombe, Jason J. McSparren, and Stacy D. VanDeveer20. The role of water diplomacy in peace building Maria Vink21. Climate Diplomacy and Peace Dennis Tänzler22. The Role of the Military in Environmental Peace-building Saleem H. Ali and Rebecca Pincus23. Environmental Resource Governance and Peace: A Critical Review Larry Swatuk