Climate and Militarism Program (CAMP)
Analysis on the intersections of the climate crisis, militarism, and economic inequality within the context of U.S. foreign policy.

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CIP's Climate and Militarism Program aims to shift the approach and implementation of U.S. foreign policy to a people-and-planet-centered strategy, replacing cycles of state-sanctioned exploitation, conflict, zero-sum competition, and ecological devastation with policies that promote shared prosperity, global cooperation, class solidarity, and ecological sustainability.
A key program focus is interrogating the implications of U.S. policy responses to climate-related security challenges, including the environmental impact of security assistance and its contribution to irregular migration and regional conflict.
