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Imani Z. Okere is a nonfiction writer working at the boundary where climate risk meets the practical limits of governance. Her work is driven by a simple conviction: large systems do not fail only because hazards intensify, but because institutions inherit assumptions about time, stability, and control that no longer hold. With an editorial voice shaped by academic nonfiction, she is interested in how states translate knowledge into action when the knowledge is probabilistic, politically contested, and morally charged.Okere's approach favours clear concepts over slogans. She is drawn to the places where policy language becomes evasive: the gap between "resilience" as a public promise and resilience as staffing levels, maintenance schedules, procurement rules, and credible communication. She writes with respect for scientific uncertainty while insisting that uncertainty is not the same as insignificance. Across her work, a recurring thread is the geopolitics of the high latitudes, where infrastructure meets fragile ground and strategic narratives meet daily service provision.Rather than treating security as a narrow military category, Okere treats it as a question of state capacity under stress: the ability to keep people safe, keep systems functioning, and keep decisions legitimate when shocks compound. Her guiding sensibility is comparative and historically minded, attentive to the way past planning doctrines still shape present-day institutions. She writes for readers who want rigorous analysis without technocratic fog: students, analysts, and general audiences seeking to understand how climate feedback risks change what responsible governance requires.
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The Methane Security Problem: Climate Feedbacks as a Strategic Threat (Hardcover)
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. For most of modern history, strategic planning has assumed that territory is stable, seasons are reliable, and the future arrives gradually enough for institutions to adapt. Methane-related feedbacks challenge those assumptions. They introduce the possibility that warming dynamics can accelerate, that once-trusted ground can become unreliable, and that emergencies can compound faster than public systems can learn. In that environment, "climate" stops being a background condition and becomes a stress test of governance itself.The Methane Security Problem reframes methane feedbacks as a planning variable with direct implications for stability and preparedness. Imani Z. Okere links the science-facing language of feedback to the institutional realities that determine outcomes: procurement tempo, maintenance backlogs, interagency mandates, and the credibility of public communication. Moving from the Arctic to other exposed settings, the book examines permafrost thaw and infrastructure exposure, disaster response amid compound events, and how critical infrastructure risk cascades rather than fails in a single event. It also treats migration and displacement as capacity challenges shaped by housing, services, and legitimacy, not as slogans.Written for students, policy audiences, and readers of geopolitics who want analytical clarity without false certainty, the book offers tools for thinking under deep uncertainty. Okere shows why short political and budget cycles repeatedly collide with long-horizon risk, and how adaptive governance often breaks at the seams: between agencies, across levels of government, and between data and decision rights. Readers will finish with a sharper understanding of where states are brittle, how risk is silently priced into infrastructure and finance, and what it means to plan responsibly when the most strategic threats are not always intentional, visible, or precisely timed. The Methane Security Problem reframes methane feedbacks as a planning variable with direct implications for stability and preparedness. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9789377940089
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. For most of modern history, strategic planning has assumed that territory is stable, seasons are reliable, and the future arrives gradually enough for institutions to adapt. Methane-related feedbacks challenge those assumptions. They introduce the possibility that warming dynamics can accelerate, that once-trusted ground can become unreliable, and that emergencies can compound faster than public systems can learn. In that environment, "climate" stops being a background condition and becomes a stress test of governance itself.The Methane Security Problem reframes methane feedbacks as a planning variable with direct implications for stability and preparedness. Imani Z. Okere links the science-facing language of feedback to the institutional realities that determine outcomes: procurement tempo, maintenance backlogs, interagency mandates, and the credibility of public communication. Moving from the Arctic to other exposed settings, the book examines permafrost thaw and infrastructure exposure, disaster response amid compound events, and how critical infrastructure risk cascades rather than fails in a single event. It also treats migration and displacement as capacity challenges shaped by housing, services, and legitimacy, not as slogans.Written for students, policy audiences, and readers of geopolitics who want analytical clarity without false certainty, the book offers tools for thinking under deep uncertainty. Okere shows why short political and budget cycles repeatedly collide with long-horizon risk, and how adaptive governance often breaks at the seams: between agencies, across levels of government, and between data and decision rights. Readers will finish with a sharper understanding of where states are brittle, how risk is silently priced into infrastructure and finance, and what it means to plan responsibly when the most strategic threats are not always intentional, visible, or precisely timed. The Methane Security Problem reframes methane feedbacks as a planning variable with direct implications for stability and preparedness. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9789377940089
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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. For most of modern history, strategic planning has assumed that territory is stable, seasons are reliable, and the future arrives gradually enough for institutions to adapt. Methane-related feedbacks challenge those assumptions. They introduce the possibility that warming dynamics can accelerate, that once-trusted ground can become unreliable, and that emergencies can compound faster than public systems can learn. In that environment, "climate" stops being a background condition and becomes a stress test of governance itself.The Methane Security Problem reframes methane feedbacks as a planning variable with direct implications for stability and preparedness. Imani Z. Okere links the science-facing language of feedback to the institutional realities that determine outcomes: procurement tempo, maintenance backlogs, interagency mandates, and the credibility of public communication. Moving from the Arctic to other exposed settings, the book examines permafrost thaw and infrastructure exposure, disaster response amid compound events, and how critical infrastructure risk cascades rather than fails in a single event. It also treats migration and displacement as capacity challenges shaped by housing, services, and legitimacy, not as slogans.Written for students, policy audiences, and readers of geopolitics who want analytical clarity without false certainty, the book offers tools for thinking under deep uncertainty. Okere shows why short political and budget cycles repeatedly collide with long-horizon risk, and how adaptive governance often breaks at the seams: between agencies, across levels of government, and between data and decision rights. Readers will finish with a sharper understanding of where states are brittle, how risk is silently priced into infrastructure and finance, and what it means to plan responsibly when the most strategic threats are not always intentional, visible, or precisely timed. The Methane Security Problem reframes methane feedbacks as a planning variable with direct implications for stability and preparedness. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9789377940089
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