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The roundtable will showcase selected chapters from the book The nexus between climate change, human security and politics: A global comparative study (Palgrave), which provides a critical analysis of the nexus between climate change, human security, and politics. The book explores the roles of states, corporations, military, financial institutions, and community organizations in responding to climate change through various forms of leverage. It delves into the ongoing debates on climate security, highlighting the competing narratives and political contestations at different levels. This book is a product of the previous ��������International Congress held in Argentina two years ago and has been carried out by the RC 52 Climate Security and Planetary Politics. By examining the complex relationships between climate change and human security, the book aims to redefine the discourse on climate security and its implications for governance, development, and sustainability.

• Doğuş Sönmez and Sezen Kaya Sönmez, “Isn’t it an environmental catastrophe: Analyzing the Russian war on Ukraine regarding the environmental security,”
• Hamdy A. Hassan “Climate crises and the future of conflicts in Africa: A case study of the Horn of Africa,”  
• Juvêncio Antonio Vasconcelos Lobo and Rubens de S. Duarte “The environment and military training: An analysis of Brazilian army officers’ education,”  ,
• Milena Gonçalves Ludwig Biodiversity conservation as a way to combat climate change: A discussion on the regimes and regulations that influence international policies
• Daniel Casal & Isabel Gómez-Falagán “Territory and Environment in the 2030 Security Model of the Government of Spain.”
• Masaki Kataoka “Climate victimhood nationalism and inter-regional cooperation: Theoretical interpretation and understanding of the Pacific Islands Countries”
• Dalila Gharbaoui “Climate-related Immobility: Call for “staying with dignity” from Pacific communities!