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Book SynopsisEnvironmentalists and advocates of environmental cooperation in conflict frequently discuss certain environmental cooperation project proposals such as the establishment of the Peace Park in the demilitarized zone on the North-South Korean border, the Indo-Pakistani Peace Park on the Siachen Glacier, the joint system of trans-boundary environmental protection between Thailand and Cambodia, and the joint management of Palestinian and Israeli water resources. These proposals, however, are by no means isolated. The idea that the development of environmental cooperation in conflict areas can create a bridge between conflict communities and help conflict transformation and resolution is almost two decades old. Declarations of cooperation between conflict communities and bringing the potential for peaceful relationships into conflict areas through joint environmental projects appear in the agendas of several international governmental and non-governmental organizations. However, our knowledg
Table of Contents1. The Armenian-Azerbaijani Conflict and Environmental Cooperation 2. The Chinese-Taiwanese Conflict and Environmental Cooperation 3. The Indo-Pakistani Conflict and Environmental Cooperation 4. The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict and Environmental Cooperation 5. The North-South Korean Conflict and Environmental Cooperation 6. The Thai-Cambodian Conflict and Environmental Cooperation
