Environment and Security Policy
U.S. foreign policy and national security policies have significant domestic and international environmental impacts, and the increasingly precarious state of the global environment presents important new challenges to U.S. national interests. Day-to-day military operations, together with arms production, testing, deployment, and trade, are resource intensive and ecologically damaging. Although such activities are subject to growing environment-related legal and political constraints, most peacetime military activities and foreign operations are still not subjected to rigorous periodic environmental assessment.
Intellectual Property Rights and the Privatization of Life
Key Points
Morocco and Western Sahara
Key Points
Global Environment Facility
Key Points
World Bank’s Private Sector Agenda
Key Points
International Financial Flows
Key Points
Asian Financial Crisis
Key Points
International Terrorism
Key Points
Indonesia After Suharto
Key Points