Confronting environmental change in East & Southeast Asia : eco-politics, foreign policy and sustainable development / edited by Paul G. Harris.

Includes bibliographical references (pages [241]-260) and index.

Introduction: Confronting environmental change : lessons from East and Southeast Asia / Paul G. Harris -- Environmental politics and foreign policy in East Asia : a survey of China and Japan / Paul G. Harris -- The environment and Japanese foreign policy : anthropocentric ideologies and changing power relationships / Mika Merviö -- Japan and global climate change : the intersection of domestic politics and diplomacy / Hiroshi Ohta -- Environmental degradation and security in Maoist China : lessons from the war preparation movement / Judith Shapiro -- The 'troubled modernizer' : three decades of Chinese environmental policy and diplomacy / Yuka Kobayashi -- 'Panda diplomacy' : state environmentalism, international relations and Chinese foreign policy / Jonathan Harrington -- Taiwan's international environmental policy : balancing trade and the environment / Wen-chen Shih -- China and the climate change agreements : science, development and diplomacy / Ho-Ching Lee -- Thailand and the convention on biological diversity : non-governmental organizations enter the debate / Jak Sangchai -- Mekong River politics and environmental security / Peter Stoett -- Protecting the marine environment : international assistance and the Vietnam Sea / Tran Duc Thanh, Tran Dinh

Lan, and Pham Van Luong -- Sustainable development in Taiwan : comparative and international perspectives / Tse-Kang Leng -- Community-based conflict management and environmental change : a case study from Papua New Guinea / Philip Scott Jones.

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