Intrastate environmental peacebuilding: A review of the literature

Johnson, McKenzie F.; Rodríguez, L.; Hoyos, Manuela Quijano

doi:10.1016/j.worlddev.2020.105150

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“…In the last years, there has been important growth in academic research on environment and peacebuilding, with quantitative studies, but especially a substantive amount of qualitative case studies emerging (Ide et al 2021, Johnson et al 2021. The latter studies have started to stress more frequently the focus on the local, everyday experience of environmental peacebuilding.…”

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“…Despite considerable progress, recent studies highlighted the need to advance scholarship to better theorize the causal understanding of natural resource management in post-conflict settings (Johnson et al 2021) and of providing proof of the contribution of environmental peacebuilding initiatives to positive peace (see Barnett in this forum).…”

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“…• Predominately qualitative research design drawing on case studies to identify how resource management can be supportive of conflict prevention, resolution, and recovery (Conca and Dabelko 2002;Ide et al 2021;Johnson et al 2021;Krampe et al 2021) (Continued)…”

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The Future of Environmental Peace and Conflict Research

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Interest in the intersections of environmental issues, peace and conflict has surged in recent years. Research on the topic has developed along separate research streams, which broadened the knowledge base considerably, but hardly interact across disciplinary, methodological, epistemological and ontological silos. Our forum addresses this gap by bringing into conversation six research streams on the environment, peace and conflict: environmental change and human security, climate change and armed conflict, environmental peacebuilding, political ecology, securitisation of the environment, and decolonizing environmental security. For each research stream, we outline core findings, potentials for mutual enrichment with other streams, and prospects for future research.

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“…In like manner, solving environmental challenges can generate spaces for dialogue that contribute to the creation of more resilient societies that can cope with risks and, in the long term, contribute to sustainable peacebuilding (Woomer, 2018). Different thematic areas of climate action serve as entry points to either prevent conflict (Johnson et al, 2021), in contexts where there is no manifestation of violent conflict, transform conflict where there is a conflict by building entry points for dialogue (Ali, 2011), and to support post-conflict recovery (Brauch, 2021).…”

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Co-Benefits Through Coordination of Climate Action and Peacebuilding: A System Dynamics Model

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Climate disasters affect human security and development, moreso in fragile and conflict-affected contexts where population’ capacities to cope with climate change are compromised. Responses to such crises lie at the nexus of humanitarian assistance, development, and peacebuilding. Yet, there are still too few integrated programmatic responses coordinating peacebuilding and climate actions to ensure a progressive human development. This research develops a multi-scalar model to help actors identify thematic areas to inform synergistic efforts and programs at different scales to better coordinate their actions. Findings suggest that climate action and peacebuilding sectors can coordinate actions around climate and conflict risk assessments, the management of land and water resources, ecosystem restoration, nature-based climate adaptation, climate and conflict smart agriculture, natural resources governance, and sustainable market development. These collaborative efforts have the potential to generate co-benefits, such as increased social cohesion and livelihood creation.

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“…In countries such as Nigeria and Lebanon, protracted conflicts have been linked to environmental pollution (Evelyn & Tyav, 2012;Takshe et al, 2010;Obi, 2014). As a component of human security, proponents of environmental security argue that addressing serious problems of ecological degradation can also resolve conflict emerging or sustained by such environmental problems (Johnson et al, 2021;Ide et al, 2021;. According to , natural resources and environmental factors can constitute, in a significant way, a sustainable peacebuilding process.…”

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Human Security and Sustainable Development in East Africa

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2022

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Today's interconnected crises -from environmental and climate change to global pandemics, and migration -are changing the security landscape. What previously was a multifaceted security arena, is today a single security space of interlocking challenges far beyond traditional state-based security. This book offers a new, alternative perspective on human security, offering a way to make sense of this interconnected world. Centered on the dignity, empowerment, and context of people's everyday life in East Africa, Jeremiah O. Asaka and Alice A. Oluoko-Odingo bring together an interdisciplinary set of Eastern African scholars and practitioners to explore human security challenges in the region in new light."

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Intrastate environmental peacebuilding: A review of the literature

Cited by 48 publications

References 80 publications

The Future of Environmental Peace and Conflict Research

The Future of Environmental Peace and Conflict Research

Co-Benefits Through Coordination of Climate Action and Peacebuilding: A System Dynamics Model

Human Security and Sustainable Development in East Africa

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