Climate and Security: top reads and media mid-year recap

As we are now in the Summer of 2023 it's time to look back on the first half year! In case you want to catch up on all you might have missed, this recap highlights all of our top publications, events, podcasts and videos on Climate Security. Curious about older publications on the security implications of climate change and global warming? The HCSS annual report 2022 highlights all of our content from last year.

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Laura Birkman to participate in Annual Conference of the Climate Change & (In)Security Project (CCIP)

This Thursday, HCSS senior strategic analyst Laura Birkman will participate in an online panel during the Annual Conference of the Climate Change & (In)Security Project (CCIP).
 
The 2022 CCIP annual conference will explore the role of defence in the global response to increasing climate insecurity, and hosts experts from across the field of climate, defence, and security.
 
The panel “Assessing climate insecurity within a Defence context” will take place on 3 November from 11.45-12.45 CET. How is climate change and global responses to its impacts shaping the global security landscape? What are the implications for Defence?
 
Ms. Birkman will join the panel together with Dr Irene Mia (International Institute for Strategic Studies), Olivia Lazard (Carnegie Europe), Mr Christophe Hodder (UN Environment Programme, Climate Security and Environment Advisor to Somalia). The panel will be chaired by Mr Matt Ince of the UK Ministry of Defence.
 
The CCIP is a collaboration between the University of Oxford and the British Army’s The Centre for Historical Analysis and Conflict Research (CHACR).

Maarten Vonk | Introducing the HCSS Datalab

With more and more data being available and systematically collected, strategic analysts and data scientists work together at HCSS to create unique insights across international relations, political science and policy formulation. These insights can be made accessible to policy-makers through interactive and tailor-made visuals. This is where the HCSS Datalab comes in.