This course explores global environmental conflicts, focusing on topics such as conflict over aquatic resources, water privatization, impact of war on the environment, agrarian societies, theory of war, colonialism, human-wildlife conflicts, industrial revolution, energy resources, and sustainable energy. The course aims to help learners understand the complexities of environmental conflicts and their global implications. The teaching method includes lectures, case studies, and discussions. This course is intended for individuals interested in environmental studies, sustainability, global conflicts, and natural resource management.
Overview
Syllabus
Global Environmental Conflicts.
Conflict Over Aquatic Resources.
Water Privatization : A Source of Conflicts.
Impact of War on Environment.
Agrarian Societies and Agricultural Subsistance.
Theory of War- '' CLAUSEWITZ ON WAR ''.
Geographical Exploration - I : Search for Resources.
Colonialism : Resentment and Protest.
Human-Wildlife Conflicts : Herbivorous.
Human-Wildlife Conflicts : Carnivorous.
Exploring Relationships Between Social Sciences and Natural Sciences.
Industrial Revolution.
Conflicts over Human Resources.
Primacy of Energy Resources.
Oil and War.
The Global Environmental Conflicts.
Global Environmental Conflict.
Hydel Power in India and Across the World.
Sustainable Energy.
Global Environmental Conflicts : Conclusion.
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