Springer - Violence Through Environmental Discrimination

Explore the complex relationship between environmental factors and domestic conflict in this academic work from the Social Indicators Research Series. As the nature of global warfare shifts from interstate battles to domestic struggles, understanding the drivers of internal violence becomes essential for researchers and students alike. This volume examines the broad spectrum of modern conflict, ranging from community clashes and criminal violence to long-duration civil wars and genocides. By looking at the blurring lines between war and sub-war violence, the text provides a framework for analyzing how environmental discrimination acts as a catalyst for instability. Designed for those studying international law and social indicators, this book offers a deep look into the behaviors and phenomena that define contemporary conflict studies. It provides necessary context for understanding how different types of violence emerge and persist in a changing global landscape.