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The Center for Security Studies (CSS) at ETH Zurich is an academic center of competence that specializes in research, teaching, and information services in international and national security policy. The Environment and Conflicts Project (ENCOP) investigates the causal relationship between environmental damage and degradation and actual or possible conflicts. It also seeks to investigate means to peaceful conflict resolution. The ENCOP papers represent intermediate results of the project's work and other contributions to the topic. Individual papers examine an array of environmental problems and their role in shaping or provoking violent conflict across the world.

Publishers:	Center for Security Studies (CSS)
Publications:	Environmental Degradation in Kenya as a Cause of Political Conflict, Social Stress, and Ethnic Tensions Environmental Crisis: Regional Conflicts and Ways of Cooperation Water Disputes in the Jordan Basin Region and their Role in the Resolution of the Arab-Israeli Conflict The Water and Soil Crisis in Central Asia Der slowakisch-ungarische Konflikt um das Staustufenprojekt Gabcíkovo Environmental Degradation and Intra/Interstate Conflicts in Bangladesh Civil War in Sudan: The Impact of Environmental Degradation What is Environmental Conflict?

Publishers:

Center for Security Studies (CSS)

Publications:

Environmental Degradation in Kenya as a Cause of Political Conflict, Social Stress, and Ethnic Tensions
Environmental Crisis: Regional Conflicts and Ways of Cooperation
Water Disputes in the Jordan Basin Region and their Role in the Resolution of the Arab-Israeli Conflict
The Water and Soil Crisis in Central Asia
Der slowakisch-ungarische Konflikt um das Staustufenprojekt Gabcíkovo
Environmental Degradation and Intra/Interstate Conflicts in Bangladesh
Civil War in Sudan: The Impact of Environmental Degradation
What is Environmental Conflict?