Tropic of chaos : climate change and the new geography of violence
An award-winning journalist combines on-the-ground reportage with incisive analysis to reveal the disturbing connection between climate change and increased social and political violence
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New York :
Nation Books ,
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Who killed Ekaru Loruman?
- 2. Military soothsayers
- 3. War for a small planet : adaptation as counterinsurgency
- 4. Geopolitics of a cattle raid
- 5. Monsoons and tipping points
- 6. The rise and fall of East African states
- 7. Somali apocalypse
- 8. Theorizing failed states
- 9. Drugs, drought and Jihad : environmental history of the Afghanistan War
- 10. Kyrgyzstan's little climate war
- 11. India and Pakistan : glaciers, rivers, and unfinished business
- 12. India's drought rebels
- 13. Rio's agony : from extreme weather to "planet of slums"
- 14. Golgotha Mexicana : climate refugees, free trade, and the war next door
- 15. American walls and demagogues
- 16. Implications and possibilities