Security and environment in the Mediterranean: Conceptualising security and environmental conflicts Author Brauch H.G., Liotta P.H., Marquina A., Rogers P.F., El-Sayed Selim M. (eds) Date 2003 Source IUCN (ID: MON-072413) Publisher | Place of publication Springer Verlag | Berlin, Germany ISBN 3-540-40107-5 Pages 1134 p. Document type Monography/book Language English Country/Territory Egypt, European Union, Israel, Palestinian Authority, Turkey Subject Environment gen. Keyword Food security Population growth Military activities Desertification Environmental security International relations/cooperation Water shortage/drought Climate change Geographical area Middle East Basin Mediterranean Abstract Contents: Part I: Introduction: Security and environment linkages, conflicts in the Mediterranean (1945-2001) and conflict prevention Part II: Security dialogue and concepts: NATO 's Mediterranean security dialogue and security concept of the European Union Part III: Conceptualising security in the post-cold war period in the North Part IV: Conceptualising security in the post-cold war period in the South Part V: Security challenges in the Euro-Mediterranean region Part VI: Conceptualising environmental security for the Mediterranean region Part VII: Environmental consequences of wars in the Mediterranean (1940-2000) Part VIII: Population growth and climate change in the Mediterranean Part IX: Desertification in the Mediterranean and MENA region Part X: Water scarcity in the Mediterranean and MENA region Part XI: Food and urbanisation in the Mediterranean and MENA region Part XII: Outcome of environmental stress: From natural disasters to disaster prevention Part XIII: Empirical and theoretical results and conceptual conclusions