Book The Environment, International Relations and U.S. Foreign Policy

The Environment, International Relations, and U.S. Foreign Policy

　

Paul G. Harris, editor

(Washington, D.C.: Georgetown University Press, 2001)

　

Contents

(Click on the chapter titles for abstracts)

　

Part I: Introduction

Chapter 1	International Environmental Affairs and American Foreign Policy – Paul G. Harris

Part II: National Security and Geopolitics
Chapter 2	New Priorities in American Foreign Policy: Defining and Implementing Environmental Security - Braden Allenby
Chapter 3	Environmental Security and American Foreign Policy: A Critical Examination - Jon Barnett
Chapter 4	Geopolitics, Energy and Ecology: American Foreign Policy and the Caspian Sea – Douglas Blum

Part III: Domestic and International Politics
Chapter 5	Evolution of the Ozone Regime: Local, National, and International Influences – Srini Sitaraman
Chapter 6	American Foreign Policy and the Ocean Environment: A Case of Executive Branch Dominance - John Barkdull
Chapter 7	Business Conflict and American International Environmental Policy: Ozone, Climate and Biodiversity – Robert Falkner
Chapter 8	Multilateral Development Banks, Environmental Impact Assessments and Nongovernmental Organizations in American Foreign Policy - Morten Boas
Chapter 9	Environmental Sanctions in American Foreign Policy - Elizabeth DeSombre
Chapter 10	The International Whaling Regime and American Foreign Policy – Kristen Fletcher

Part IV: National Interests and International Obligations
Chapter 11	Environment, Security and Human Suffering: What Should America Do? – Paul G. Harris