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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Climate Migration"”.
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Epistemic Mobilities of Climate Migration: a French Case Study
Climate change and migration are two prominent subjects of intense concern occupying public and political debate today. Since the mid-1980s, a growing academic and policy literature has sought to characterise the relationship between them. From the outset, this literature grappled with major …
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Breaking the Loop: Climate-Driven Urbanism for America's Climate Migration Hubs
As sea level rise and other climate impacts force millions across the U.S. to increasingly relocate in coming decades, how receiving cities accommodate this growth will significantly impact future emissions trajectories. This thesis examines the climate migration feedback loop, where climate …
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The Mangrove Walks: An Econometric Analysis of Climate Migration Drivers from Coastal Bangladesh and their Geopolitical Impacts
<p>Coastal Bangladesh is subject to extreme climate change forces upon poor, rural populations. The aim of this thesis is to determine the strength of environmental drivers of migration and discern whether planned or catastrophic migration predominates in the polder areas of Bangladesh. I use …
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Preparing for Climate-Related Migration: An Exploratory Assessment of Capacities and Barriers Facing Calgary-based Immigrant Serving Agencies in Responding to Climate Change
This thesis uses climate justice as a conceptual framework to explore the capacities and barriers of immigrant-serving agencies (ISA) in Calgary, Alberta, in responding to climate migration. The research addresses the limited research conducted in Canada on climate migration and policies at …
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Examining Well-being and Vulnerability in Data-Poor Nations: Azerbaijan and Kyrgyzstan
… the lens of human-environmental challenges from climate, migration, and conflict. I address research gaps in understudied and data-poor LMICs by generating new datasets and models to address human-environmental problems.
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Heterogeneity in Climate-Related Migration
As the effects of climate change become more prominent, people look for ways to adapt in order to limit damages. It's likely that different people will vary in their capability to adapt to climate change. Focusing on one form of adaptation, migration, I look at differences in migration rates …
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Immigration in a Global Economy: Why the Left Should Embrace Open Borders
… the implications of discretionary control over immigration policies, arguing that the class-based selection that it facilitates plays a vital role in constructing and maintaining issues of global and domestic injustice. High-income countries have the authority and power to decide, with few …