Titlebook: Climate Change, Disaster Risks, and Human Security; Asian Experience and Juan M. Pulhin,Makoto Inoue,Rajib Shaw Book 2021 Springer Nature S

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State Fragility and Human Security in Asia in the Context of Climate and Disaster Risks,etween development and climate-fragility risks, this chapter presents the findings of the survey conducted by the authors with development practitioners and experts from Asia. The purpose of the survey was to elicit responses regarding the perceptions of stakeholders engaged in disaster risk reducti

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Policies and Institutions Shaping Human Security in an Era of Changing Climate and Increasing Disaser to influence policy processes and outcomes and can determine the way governments engage with society. Policy formulation and implementation thus far have largely been based on populist assumptions and preferences with simple developmental outcomes in a simpler world. However, the advent of human

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Satisfying the Basic Needs: The Material Aspect of Human Security,od health, among others. These universal physiological needs are at the core of the material aspect of human security. Meeting these needs is a requisite for survival and essential for human well-being. Human insecurity occurs when these basic needs are not met. Failure to satisfy them is unjust and

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Cultural Dimensions of Human Security,ty, including its inherent relation with power and varying perceptions across cultures in Asia. The analysis is based on an extensive review of studies that attempt to capture the underlying cultural factors of vulnerability and adaptation. Grounded on an anthropological perspective, the chapter cov

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Population Movements and Human Security,g the stability of affected societies and surrounding countries, which justified mitigation action. Thirty years later, the negative view of migration persists, but it is much more nuanced and contested by a plethora of research that suggests a complex picture of intersections between climate change

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Conflict, Development, and the Environment in Asia,n exacerbated by national security and development policymaking. Among the most serious challenges are conflict, poverty, environmental degradation, and “natural” or “nature-induced” disasters. Each of these threatens human security. Through interaction with each other, however, they can also serve

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,Preventing International Assistance becoming a Threat to Human Security: Japan’s Experience in the national assistance even as it is recognized as one of the countries most prepared to handle disasters. Due to globalization, more and more countries and organizations give assistance across state borders, with recipients not limited to only developing countries. Developed countries such as Japan, t