Climate Wars by Welzer, Harald -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Copyright Acknowledgements 1 A Ship in the Desert: The Past and Future of Violence

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2 Climate Conflicts

The West – I The Others The West – II Attempted Solutions Killing Makes Sense Notes

3 Global Warming and Social Catastrophes

Undercomplexity Who Are ‘WE’? Old Environmental Problems Notes

4 A Brief Survey of Climate Change

Two Degrees More Notes

5 Killing Yesterday

Apocalypse Defences Body Count Changed Realities Notes

6 Killing Today: Ecocide

The Flesh Of Your Mother Sticks Between My Teeth Genocide In Rwanda Crowding What Did The Killers See? Darfur – the First Climate War Ecology of War Failing Societies State Collapse Violence and Climate Change Injustice and Unevenness Violence and Theory Notes

7 Killing Tomorrow: Never-Ending Wars, Ethnic Cleansing, Terrorism, Shifting Boundaries

Wars Never-Ending Wars Violence Markets Adaptation Ethnic Cleansing Environmental Conflicts Energy Conflicts Aeneas, Hera, Amazon And Frontex: Indirect Border Wars The Morocco–Spain Route Camps Frontex Again Illegal Aliens Refugees and Asylum Policy Extra-Territorial Borders Rapid Social Change Larger-Than-Life Climate Change Notes

8 Changed Realities

Shifting Baselines Reference Frameworks and the Structure of Ignorance Knowing And Not-Knowing About the Holocaust Shifting Baselines Elsewhere Notes

9 The Revival of Old Conflicts: Faiths, Classes, Resources and the Erosion of Democracy

Displacement of Violence Notes

10 More Violence 11 What Can and Cannot Be Done – 1

Going On As Usual Future Pasts The Good Society Repressive Tolerance The Capacity For A Historical Narrative About Oneself Notes

12 What Can and Cannot Be Done – 2

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