International Environmental Cooperation and The Global Sustainability Capital Framework

Chenaz B. Seelarbokus is an Associate Professor of Public Administration in the School of Government and International Affairs at Kennesaw State University. Prior to her academic career, Chenaz served as Assistant Secretary in the Ministry for the Environment & Quality of Life, the Ministry of Education and Human Resources, and the Ministry of Commerce and Cooperatives in the Government of Mauritius, and was also part of the technical cadre in the Environmental Studies Laboratory of the University of Mauritius.

1 IntroductionPart One Participation in IEAs: A necessary precursor for global sustainability2 Our common vulnerabilities3 Our contingent survivability: Enhancing security and ensuring survival Part Two Technicalities of IEAs4 IEAs: Definitions and structure5 Life-cycle of IEAs6 Evolution of IEAsPart Three The sustainability capital framework7 Drivers, barriers, and incentives for IEC8 The military and the environment: The neglected core barrier9 Some core CSFs10 Bringing it together: The sustainability capital framework