Strong (green) institutions in weak states: Environmental governance and human (in)security in the Global South

Keyphrases

• Global South 100%
• Insecurity 100%
• Environmental Governance 100%
• Weak States 100%
• Green Governance 100%
• Human Security 66%
• Social Justice 33%
• Social Relationships 33%
• Reconfiguration 33%
• Nation-state 33%
• Scalar 33%
• Social Change 33%
• Reform Process 33%
• Natural Resources 33%
• Environmental Protection 33%
• Global Model 33%
• Political Participation 33%
• Environmental Change 33%
• Multi-method 33%
• Sierra Leone 33%
• Social Protection 33%
• Environmental Degradation 33%
• Regulatory Capacity 33%
• Environmental Justice 33%
• Power Relations 33%
• Institutional Design 33%
• Governance Reform 33%
• International Community 33%
• Regulatory State 33%
• Ghana 33%
• Institutional Reform 33%
• Anthropocene 33%
• Bad Governance 33%
• Institutional Capacity 33%
• Rapid Environmental Change 33%
• Institutional Conflict 33%
• Administrative Capacity 33%
• Transnational Networks 33%
• Global Standards 33%
• Institution Building 33%
• Fiscal Capacity 33%
• Illegal Mining 33%
• Extractive Activities 33%
• Institutional Pluralism 33%
• Governance Capacity 33%
• Governance Institutions 33%
• Natural Resource Conflict 33%
• Mineral Governance 33%

Social Sciences

• Environmental Degradation 100%
• Global South 100%
• Natural Resource 66%
• Human Security 66%
• Tuition Fee 33%
• Social Relationships 33%
• Nations-State 33%
• Pluralism 33%
• Sierra Leone 33%
• Environmental Justice 33%
• Green Building 33%
• Environmental Conservation 33%
• Ghana 33%
• Anthropocene 33%
• Institution Building 33%
• Fieldwork Methods 33%

Computer Science

• Social Relation 100%
• Global Standard 100%
• Power Relation 100%
• Direct Consequence 100%
• Security Governance 100%
• Political Engagement 100%
• Governance Institution 100%