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CloseParks for Peace or Peace for Parks? Issues in Practice and Policy
An upcoming ECSP publication鈥攂ased on a conference held in September 2005 at 澳门六合彩鈥攚ill explore the rhetoric and reality of peace parks, including their goals and the factors that determine their success or failure. Drawing on future plans and successful projects in southern Africa, Kashmir, and South America, the authors debate whether peace parks can protect the environment and promote conflict resolution. ECSP Report presents excerpts from five of the conference papers as a preview of the publication forthcoming in 2006.
About the Authors
Saleem Ali
Professor of Environmental Studies, University of Vermont
Trevor Sandwith
Coordinator, Cape Action for People and the Environment, South Africa; Deputy Chair, World Commission on Protected Areas
Charles Besan莽on
Head, Protected Areas Program, UNEP-World Conservation Monitoring Centre
Mart铆n Alcalde
Director, C贸ndor Region, Conservaci贸n Internacional (Per煤)
Carlos F. Ponce
Senior Regional Advisor, Protected Areas, Conservation International (Andes)
Yanitza Curonisy
Larry A. Swatuk
Associate Professor, Harry Oppenheimer Okavango Research Centre, University of Botswana
Rosaleen Duffy
Senior Lecturer, Centre for International Politics, Manchester University
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The Environmental Change and Security Program (ECSP) explores the connections between environmental change, health, and population dynamics and their links to conflict, human insecurity, and foreign policy. Read more
