Human-environment interaction and water complexities : mustering science and policy for a coastal resources management approach to counterinsurgency (COIN) operations / by Laura Jean palmer-Moloney.

“August 2012”.
“A dissertation : presented to faculty of the program in Coastal Resources Management East Carolina University”—title page.
“In partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree doctor of philosophy”—title page.

Includes bibliographical references.

Contents: Title page—Copyright page—Approvals and signatures—List of figures and tables—List of acronyms—Chapter 1 : purpose and parameters—Chapter 2 : leveraging U.S. national security interests to integrate environmental security and water resource challenges effectively into defense policy and procedures—Chapter 3 : COIN effect : understanding water’s role in counterinsurgency stability operations—Chapter 4 : towards a coastal resources management course of action for counterinsurgency stability operations—Chapter 5 : conclusion—Appendixes—Acknowledgements—Dedication.

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