Tag: Environment
Green Signals
Reviewed by Jon P. Dorschner Green Signals: Ecology, Growth, and Democracy in India by Jairam Ramesh, Oxford University Press (India), New Delhi, 2015, ISBN 978-0-19-945752-6, 604 pp., $32.85 (Hardcover). I am extremely concerned about the impact of environmental factors on … Continued
India Rapidly Becoming the World’s Largest Carbon Emitter
by Jon P. Dorschner American press coverage of Indian issues has generally praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). The principal emphasis has been on Modi’s repeated promises to turn India into an economic powerhouse … Continued
India Needs an Environmental Opposition Party
by Jon P. DorschnerPart I – The Perfect Storm We once lived in a world of infinite possibilities. It was filled with hope. But the world has undergone a radical transformation. It has reached the “tipping point.” Decisions taken today … Continued
The Return of Antarctica and the Origins and Future of Potential Conflict
The Eisenhower Administration’s Formulation of U.S. Antarctic Policy, 1953-1959 by Steve Dobransky Abstract: This paper analyzes the Eisenhower Administration’s Antarctic policy from 1953-1959. It recognizes that Antarctica may return as a major international issue as the world searches for new … Continued
Rare Earth Elements and U.S. Foreign Policy
The Critical Ascension of REEs in Global Politics and U.S. National Security
by Steve Dobransky
Military Security, Energy Resources, and the Emergence of the Northwest Passage: Canada’s Arctic Dilemma
by Steve Dobransky
The Best of a Bargain in Copenhagen
Diplomacy, Power Contest and Global Governance
by Sergey Smolinikov
Chinese Expansion and Western Influence in 21st Century Africa
by David Alexander Robinson