ISSN (Print): 3079-4722 ISSN (Online): 3079-4722
International Journal of Unique and New Updates, Hong Kong, ISSN: 3079-4722 Official Publication of Octopus Publication, Hong Kong
Cover of July-December 2024
research article

Climate Change and Global Security: Assessing the Risks and Responses of Major Powers

  • Wendy Chen
    Hong Kong

Vol. 6 , Issue 2 (2024) · pp. 19-27

Country: Hong Kong

DOI: 10.64180/ijunu.622403

Abstract

Climate change is increasingly recognized as a profound threat to global security, influencing the stability and strategic interests of major powers. This paper, "Climate Change and Global Security: Assessing the Risks and Responses of Major Powers," provides a comprehensive analysis of how climate change impacts geopolitical dynamics and national security strategies. It examines the multifaceted risks associated with climate change, including resource scarcity, forced migration, and increased frequency of natural disasters, and evaluates how these risks challenge the security paradigms of major global actors.

Keywords: Climate Change Global Security Geopolitical Risks Major Powers Policy Responses
4 views 1 downloads

How to Cite

Cite this article