US EditionDestabilization From ‘Within’: A “Termite Theory” of Climate’s Pathway to Violence
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Destabilization From ‘Within’: A “Termite Theory” of Climate’s Pathway to Violence
By Peter Schwartzstein Edited by Tom Ellison Download full PDF Read full briefer online Introduction When we talk about climate’s contribution to violence, we generally characterize these stresses as external forces, as destabilizers applying pressure to already ‘messy’ socio-political contexts from above or outside. And there’s good reason for that categorization. It’s more or less how most other drivers of instability function. It all sounds …
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