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موضوع به انگلیسی:Understanding environmental terrorism in times of climate change:
Implications for asylum seekers in Germany
بخشی از متن:With an increasing global population and undeniable climate change, environmental terrorism is causing unprecedented
levels of human insecurity. The use of resources as weapons of armed conflict is particularly effective on vulnerable
societies, triggering large-chain global migration-related issues. This research advances the understanding of
environmental terrorism, addresses the connections of resources and conflict, and the effects of climatic events on
these phenomena. The existing related body of literature was scrutinized and complemented with an in-depth empirical
study of 100 asylum seekers from 17 countries hosted in German facilities. The results point to the use of environmental
terrorism by governments or opposition groups, or both, in Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan. Interviewees provided
accounts of how perpetrators oppressed and harmed their enemies and civilians by attacking, drastically reducing or
cutting the supply of resources, such as water or electricity, and by contaminating water with disease-causing agents.
This paper elaborates on the conflict in Syria by presenting empirical evidence on the climate's contribution to the
armed conflict in order to demonstrate that environmental terrorism is particularly effective on populations living
in drought-stressed regions. Considering that 81% of interviewees reported observing water or electricity scarcity –
or both – in their place of origin, this research claims that mounting climate pressure on resources is likely to increase
the use of environmental terrorism, thereby contributing to migration and human insecurity across regions. The purpose
of this research is to inform academia and policy makers on the strategic importance of monitoring and
preventing resource related threats and violence.
