According to Wikipedia, Florian Krampe is a German/Swedish political scientist and international relations scholar at the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute .[2] He is best known for his work on climate-related security risks, Environmental Peacebuilding, and the governance of natural resources after armed conflict. He also serves as Affiliated Researcher at the Research School for International Water Cooperation at the Department of Peace and Conflict Research at Uppsala University. Between 2020 and 2022 Krampe was cross appointed Specially Appointed Professor at the Network for Education and Research on Peace and Sustainability at Hiroshima University, Japan.
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Stability and Sustainability in Peace Building Systems and the Environment (2009) (1)
Transboundary Rivers and Climate Change : African and Asian Rivers (2011) (1)
The art of mediation : (Review of: The Go-Between. Jan Eliasson and the Styles of Mediation by Isak Svensson and Peter Wallensteen. USIP: Washington D.C., 2010) (2011) (1)
Multilateral cooperation in the area of conflict-related security and development risks in Africa (2020) (1)
Transforming Identities : Belligerents and Reconciliation in South Africa and Zimbabwe (2010) (1)
TO CLIMATE-RELATED SECURITY RISKS : REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS IN ASIA AND AFRICA (1)
Does the Resilience of women build the resilience of their families? Author (2017) (0)
BRINGING ELECTRICITY TO RURAL INDIA NGOs ’ challenges for a visual representation of energy development (2017) (0)
Exploring Changing Identities and Reconciliation in South Africa and Zimbabwe (2009) (0)
Armed Conflict, Non-State Conflict and One-Sided Violence and its Relation to Climate Change in the Period 1989 – 2008 : A commissioned study by the Swedish Defense Research Agency, Stockholm (2010) (0)
Nepal’s Micro-Hydropower Projects Have Surprising Effect on Peace Process (2014) (0)
Reversing the negative shift - Natural Resources and Environmental Peacebuilding (2016) (0)
CLIMATE SECURITY IN THE HORN OF AFRICA Perspectives on Addressing Climate-Related Security Risks from the Horn of Africa (2020) (0)
Climate Change Mitigation and Political Legitimacy in Post-Conflict Settings (2014) (0)
Zambezi River Basin : A Risk Zone of Climate Change and Vulnerability (2012) (0)
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