Book Review: Contemporary traditional,critical,and Critical environmental security studies explained and evaluated via three books

Barnett J. (2001). The meaning of environmental security. Zed Books.

Beeson M. (2010). The coming of environmental authoritarianism. Environmental Politics, 19(2), 276–294.

Beeson M. (2021). Environmental Anarchy? Security in the 21^st Century. Bristol University Press.

Dabelko G. D. Herzer L. Null S. Parker M. Sticklor R. (2013). Backdraft: The conflict potential of climate change adaptation and mitigation. Woodrow Wilson Center Environmental Change and Security Program Report (vol. 14, issue 2, pp. 1–60). The Woodrow Wilson Center.

Dalby S. (2002). Environmental security. University of Minnesota Press.

Floyd R . (forthcoming in 2023). The duty to secure: From just to mandatory securitization. Cambridge University Press.

Black R. Busby J. Dabelko G. D. De Coning C. Maalim H. McAllister C. Ndiloseh M. Smith D. Alvarado J. Barnhoorn A. Bell N. Bell-Moran D. Broek E. Eberlein A. Eklow K. Faller J. Gadnert A. Hegazi F. (2022). Environment of peace: Security in a new Era of risk. SIPRI.

Newman E. (2011). A human security peace-building agenda. Third World Quarterly, 32(10), 1737–1756.

Peluso N. L. Watts M. (Eds.). (2001). Violent environments. Cornell University Press.

Selby J Daoust G. Hoffman C. (2022). Divided environments: An international political ecology of climate change, water and security. Cambridge University Press.