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On the political reality of global climate change -- Part V: Sustainability, indigeneity, resilience, and development in the age of climate change -- Chapter 17: Formal mining activities and its impact in local development -- Chapter 18: Towards the democratization of the Chilean forestry system: Surveying contemporary democratic deficits -- Chapter 19: Rethinking climate mobilities: The ?nuanced approach? to planned relocation -- Chapter 20: Biodiversity conservation as a way to combat climate change: A discussion on the regimes and regulations that influence international policies -- Chapter 21: ?We are always resilient?: Decolonising climate resilience, a Pacific worldview -- Part VI: Conclusion -- Chapter 22: Concluding remarks: Connecting some strands together. 330 $aThe book provides a critical analysis of the nexus between climate change, security and politics, especially in relation to the role and impact of societal agencies such as states, corporations, military, financial institutions and community organizations in framing and responding to climate change using various forms of social, economic or political leverage. Climate change is a major existential security threat to the planet and humanity, yet there is continuing debate as to how it should be approached. Steven Ratuva is the Pro-Vice Chancellor, Pacific as well as Distinguished Professor and Director of the Macmillan Brown Center for Pacific Studies. Mercedes Alda-Fernández has PhD in Political Science and Public Administration. Associate Professor of Political Science and Public Administration at the Rey Juan Carlos University. Dr. Dalila Gharbaoui is Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the University of Canterbury under the NZ Ministry of Foreign Affairs funded Pacific Ocean and Climate Crisis Assessment. Masaki Kataoka is a lecturer at the Tokyo University of Foreign Studies, Japan. 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