Climate change and human security in Nigeria
By: edited by Osita C. Eze & Ogaba Oche
Contributors: Nigerian Institute of International Affairs
Publisher: Nigerian Institute of International Affairs
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Lagos, Nigeria
Language: eng
Number of pages: 357
ISBN-13: 9789780020880
Subjects: Human security; Climatic changes; Global warming
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Climate change and international relations / Ocita C. Eze; title: Security, globalization and climate change: a conceptual analysis / Ogaba Oche; title: Global warming: an overview and implications for Nigeria / Osita Agbu; title: Climate change and security: the human environmental conditions in Africa / Charles Dokubo; title: Climate change and food security in Nigeria / Chinasa A. Ugwuanyi; title: The political economy of climate change in Nigeria's south-south zone / Christopher N. Odock; title: Climate change and its impact on Nigeria's rural sociology / Franca Attoh; title: The global framework for mitigating climate change / Emmanuel Oladipo; title: Mitigating the effects of climate change in Nigeria: the imperative of public education and awareness / Sharkdam Wapmuk; title: The Kyoto Protocol and its implementation: words without sword / Amechi Uchegbu; title: Technology transfer issues in climate change: Nigeria's perspective / Peter C. Ekweozoh; title: The impact of climate change on Nigeria's foreign policy / Fred Aja Agwu; title: Gas flaring and climate change: Nigeria's efforts towards developing regulatory regime / Israel Igwe; title: Climate change, population change and conflict in Africa / Joshua Olusegun Bolarinwa; title: Climate change and human security: a gender perspective / Omoyemen Odigie Emmanuel; title: Nigeria and international politics of climate change, interests, influence and epistemic communities / Eleri Ewah Otu; title: Nigerian change and the carbon trade / E.S. Nwauche; title: Coastline erosion: implicaitons [i.e. implications] for human and environmental security in Nigeria / R. Folorunsho and Larry Awosika.