Climate Change, Displacement and Community Relocation: Lessons from Alaska
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At the Root of Exodus: Food security, conflict and international migration
At a time when a record-high number of people have been forced to flee their homes across the world, a new study by the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) clearly establishes that high levels of food insecurity lead to higher levels of migration across borders.
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Environmental Change and Human Mobility: Reducing Vulnerability and Increasing Resilience
Vulnerability and resilience in households define the extent to which environmental change causes movement as well as the types of mobility that occur. Vulnerable households benefit from increased resilience – for example through facilitated remittances transfers - and information about expected changes in the environment.
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Vulnerability and Resilience in West Africa: Understanding Human Mobility in the Context of Land Degradation
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Climate-influenced migration in Bangladesh: the need for a policy realignment
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Urban vulnerability, disaster risk reduction and resettlement in Mzuzu city, Malawi
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Gendering Resilience: Myths and Stereotypes in the Discourse on Climate-induced Migration
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Resisting Post-truth Politics, a Primer: Or, How Not to Think about Human Mobility and the Global Environment
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Where Next? Climate Change, Migration, and the (Bio)politics of Adaptation
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The Complex Ties that Bind: Gendered Agency and Expectations in Conflict and Climate Change-related Migration
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