Table of Contents

Introduction: Environmental citizenship in the Indian Ocean region

Benito Cao

1. Climate change adaptation: the need for an Indian Ocean regional metamorphosis

Victor R. Savage and Lin Qi Feng

2. Indian Ocean fisheries regulation: exploring participatory approaches to support small-scale fisheries in six States

Erika Techera

3. Ecosocial work through corporate social responsibility: the case of company engagement with civil society in coastal communities in Mauritius

Brita Backlund Rambaree

4. Crisis, constitutionalism and the geographies of belonging: Indian eco-politics in the Anthropocene

Ramya K. Tella

5. Contradictions of citizenship and environmental politics in the Arabian littoral

Ian R. Simpson

6. Environmental citizenship for inclusive sustainable development: the case of Kelab Alami in Mukim Tanjung Kupang, Johor, Malaysia

Serina Rahman

About the Author

Benito Cao is Senior Lecturer in Politics at the University of Adelaide. He has a vast teaching experience and has received numerous teaching awards. He has published in the fields of identity politics, critical thinking, citizenship studies and environmental politics, and is the author of Environment and Citizenship (Routledge 2015).