Climate Change and Security Challenges
Interdisciplinary Research on Climate Risks and Their Impact on Global Security
Project Duration: 2025. – 2028.
About the project
The project “Climate Change and Security Challenges (CLI-SEC)” is an interdisciplinary research initiative examining how climate risks affect society, security, and geopolitical relations. The aim of the project is to deepen the understanding of these interdependencies and to develop scientifically grounded guidelines for the effective management of climate and security challenges at the local and national levels.
The main objective of the project is to develop a framework of tools consisting of various recommendations, measures, guidelines, and mappings of security challenges that will facilitate cooperation between the scientific community and public policy makers regarding climate change mitigation and adaptation efforts, based on the results of a longitudinal study on climate change and security challenges.
Social Perception of Climate Change in the Global and Local Context
The Role of Media and Social Networks in Shaping Attitudes Towards Climate Change
New Geopolitical Circumstances Caused by Climate Change
Climate Change in Education, Curricula, Teacher Competencies and Interdisciplinary Pedagogy
Religiosity, Risk Perception, and Religious Communities in the Climate–Security Nexus
Associate Professor Andreja Sršen, PhD, to Lead the Newly Accredited Joint Lifelong Learning Programme “Climate Change and Security Challenges”
Associate Professor Andreja Sršen, PhD, Attends the Regional Conference “EU Policies and the Financial Perspective 2028–2034”
