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Book SynopsisPart I: Introduction.- 1. Environmental Securitization in India and China: An Overview.- Part I: Environment and International Relations Theory.- 2. Normative and Non-normative Securitisation of Climate Change: An Analysis of India.- 3. Problematic of Ecological Routines: Securitisation and Beyond.- 4. Role of Epistemic Communities in Shaping India's Environmental Policies: A Constructivist Perspective.- 5. Understanding Environment and IR Theory from Non-Western International Relations Theory: State-Society Interface.- Part III: Trends in Climate Securitization.- 6. Identity Politics and Chinese Climate Securitization.- 7. Environmental policy in China and its impact on China's environmental interaction with border countries.- 8. Global South and the Resistance to Pan-Securitization of Environmental Issues: A Case Study of India and China.- Part IV: State, Society and Environmental Policy in India and China.- 9. Climate Securitization in China and India: A Human Security Perspective.- 10. Tagged: The Role of social media in Influencing Environmental Security in China and India.- 11. From Policy to Practice: China's NEV Initiatives and the Evolution of Ecological Civilization.- 12. India's Experiment with Electric Vehicles: Promise and Ambiguity in the Context of Environmental Security.
