BOENO, Raul Kleber Souza    FERRAO, João. Climate change and spatial planning in security strategies. []. , 221, pp.802-821. ISSN 0003-2573.

International and national security strategies have adopted the concept of total security, which includes non-military threats such as climate change. Concurrently, the occurrence of severe disasters required the intervention of the armed forces in domains previously assigned to civil organizations. These two trends raise a rapprochement between traditionally detached policies. Analysing three security strategies (NATO, EU and US), we identify how the recognition of climate change as a threat promotes actions of preventive and adaptive management by states that value, or may value, spatial planning tools as a factor of climate resilience and, thus, of security.

: spatial planning; climate change; security; military forces.

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