Routledge Handbook of Environmental Displacement and Migration / edited by Robert McLeman and François Gemenne.
2018
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Title
Routledge Handbook of Environmental Displacement and Migration / edited by Robert McLeman and François Gemenne.
Edition
First edition.
Imprint
London : Taylor and Francis, 2018.
Description
1 online resource (472 pages).
Series
Routledge international handbooks.
Formatted Contents Note
part, I Existing knowledge, theories and methods
chapter 1 Environmental migration research
Evolution and current state of the science / Robert McLeman François Gemenne
chapter 2 Theories of voluntary and forced migration / Etienne Piguet
chapter 3 Mobility, displacement and migration, and their interactions with vulnerability and adaptation to environmental risks / W. Neil Adger Ricardo Safra de Campos Colette Mortreux
chapter 4 Environmental change and international migration
A review / Luisa Veronis Bonnie Boyd Reiko Obokata Brittany Main
chapter 5 Immobility / Caroline Zickgraf
chapter 6 Geospatial modeling and mapping / Alex de Sherbinin Ling Bai
chapter 7 Modeling migration and population displacement in response to environmental and climate change
Multilevel event history models / Jack DeWaard Raphael J. Nawrotzki
chapter 8 Estimating the population impacts of sea level rise / Katherine J. Curtis Rachel S. Bergmans
chapter 9 Qualitative research techniques
It's a case-studies world / François Gemenne
chapter 10 Incorporating Indigenous knowledge in research / Tristan Pearce
chapter 11 Gender, migration and (global) environmental change / Giovanna Gioli Andrea Milan
chapter 12 Environmental migrants, climate 'refugees' and sun-seeking expats
Capturing the larger context of migration in a changing climate through appropriate and effective behavioural research / Dominic Kniveton Sonja Ayeb-Karlsson Christopher D. Smith
part, II Empirical evidence from regions
chapter 13 Environmental change and migration
A review of West African case studies / Victoria van der Land Clemens Romankiewicz Kees van der Geest
chapter 14 Burkina Faso
The adaptation-migration policy nexus in a drying climate / Nakia Pearson
chapter 15 Fleeing from arid lands
Pastoralism in the context of climate change / Julia Blocher
chapter 16 Climate and risk of migration in South Africa / Rachel Licker Marina Mastrorillo
chapter 17 Deforestation, drought and environmental migration in Brazil
An overview / Erika Pires Ramos Lilian Yamamoto
chapter 18 Internal migration in Bangladesh
A comparative analysis of coastal, environmentally challenged, and other districts / Bimal Kanti Paul Avantika Ramekar
chapter 19 Environmental stressors and population mobility in China
Causes, approaches and consequences / Yan Tan
chapter 20 Environmental migration in Mexico / Daniel H. Simon
chapter 21 Transnational approaches to remittances, risk reduction, and disaster relief
Evidence from post-Typhoon Haiyan experiences of Filipino immigrants in Canada / Reiko Obokata Luisa Veronis
chapter 22 Population displacements and migration patterns in response to Hurricane Katrina / Elizabeth Fussell
chapter 23 A community-based model for resettlement
Lessons from coastal Louisiana / Julie K. Maldonado Kristina Peterson
chapter 24 Social and cultural dimensions of environment-related mobility and planned relocations in the South Pacific / Dalila Gharbaoui
part, III Legal and policy considerations
chapter 25 Definitions and concepts / Benoît Mayer
chapter 26 Human rights, environmental displacement and migration / Dug Cubie
chapter 27 Climate, migration and displacement
Exploring the politics of preventative action / Craig A. Johnson
chapter 28 Environmental migration and international political security
Rhetoric, reality and questions / Stern Mwakalimi Kita Clionadh Raleigh
chapter 29 Green grabbing-induced displacement / Sara Vigil
chapter 30 Climate-induced community relocations
Institutional challenges and human rights protections / Robin Bronen
chapter 31 UNHCR's perspectives and activities on displacement in the context of climate change / Marine Franck
chapter 32 Environmental change and human mobility
Perspectives from the World Bank / Susan F. Martin Jonas Bergmann Hanspeter Wyss Kanta Kumari Rigaud
chapter 33 Human mobility in the Anthropocene
Perspectives from UN Environment / Oli Brown Brian Wittbold
chapter 34 Platform on Disaster Displacement, follow-up to the Nansen Initiative
Addressing the protection needs of persons displaced across borders in the context of disasters and climate change / Robert McLeman François Gemenne
chapter 35 A moment of opportunity to define the global governance of environmental migration
Perspectives from the International Organization for Migration / Mariam Traore Chazalnoel Dina Ionesco
chapter 36 Where do we go from here?
Reflections on the future of environmental migration and displacement research / Lori M. Hunter.
chapter 1 Environmental migration research
Evolution and current state of the science / Robert McLeman François Gemenne
chapter 2 Theories of voluntary and forced migration / Etienne Piguet
chapter 3 Mobility, displacement and migration, and their interactions with vulnerability and adaptation to environmental risks / W. Neil Adger Ricardo Safra de Campos Colette Mortreux
chapter 4 Environmental change and international migration
A review / Luisa Veronis Bonnie Boyd Reiko Obokata Brittany Main
chapter 5 Immobility / Caroline Zickgraf
chapter 6 Geospatial modeling and mapping / Alex de Sherbinin Ling Bai
chapter 7 Modeling migration and population displacement in response to environmental and climate change
Multilevel event history models / Jack DeWaard Raphael J. Nawrotzki
chapter 8 Estimating the population impacts of sea level rise / Katherine J. Curtis Rachel S. Bergmans
chapter 9 Qualitative research techniques
It's a case-studies world / François Gemenne
chapter 10 Incorporating Indigenous knowledge in research / Tristan Pearce
chapter 11 Gender, migration and (global) environmental change / Giovanna Gioli Andrea Milan
chapter 12 Environmental migrants, climate 'refugees' and sun-seeking expats
Capturing the larger context of migration in a changing climate through appropriate and effective behavioural research / Dominic Kniveton Sonja Ayeb-Karlsson Christopher D. Smith
part, II Empirical evidence from regions
chapter 13 Environmental change and migration
A review of West African case studies / Victoria van der Land Clemens Romankiewicz Kees van der Geest
chapter 14 Burkina Faso
The adaptation-migration policy nexus in a drying climate / Nakia Pearson
chapter 15 Fleeing from arid lands
Pastoralism in the context of climate change / Julia Blocher
chapter 16 Climate and risk of migration in South Africa / Rachel Licker Marina Mastrorillo
chapter 17 Deforestation, drought and environmental migration in Brazil
An overview / Erika Pires Ramos Lilian Yamamoto
chapter 18 Internal migration in Bangladesh
A comparative analysis of coastal, environmentally challenged, and other districts / Bimal Kanti Paul Avantika Ramekar
chapter 19 Environmental stressors and population mobility in China
Causes, approaches and consequences / Yan Tan
chapter 20 Environmental migration in Mexico / Daniel H. Simon
chapter 21 Transnational approaches to remittances, risk reduction, and disaster relief
Evidence from post-Typhoon Haiyan experiences of Filipino immigrants in Canada / Reiko Obokata Luisa Veronis
chapter 22 Population displacements and migration patterns in response to Hurricane Katrina / Elizabeth Fussell
chapter 23 A community-based model for resettlement
Lessons from coastal Louisiana / Julie K. Maldonado Kristina Peterson
chapter 24 Social and cultural dimensions of environment-related mobility and planned relocations in the South Pacific / Dalila Gharbaoui
part, III Legal and policy considerations
chapter 25 Definitions and concepts / Benoît Mayer
chapter 26 Human rights, environmental displacement and migration / Dug Cubie
chapter 27 Climate, migration and displacement
Exploring the politics of preventative action / Craig A. Johnson
chapter 28 Environmental migration and international political security
Rhetoric, reality and questions / Stern Mwakalimi Kita Clionadh Raleigh
chapter 29 Green grabbing-induced displacement / Sara Vigil
chapter 30 Climate-induced community relocations
Institutional challenges and human rights protections / Robin Bronen
chapter 31 UNHCR's perspectives and activities on displacement in the context of climate change / Marine Franck
chapter 32 Environmental change and human mobility
Perspectives from the World Bank / Susan F. Martin Jonas Bergmann Hanspeter Wyss Kanta Kumari Rigaud
chapter 33 Human mobility in the Anthropocene
Perspectives from UN Environment / Oli Brown Brian Wittbold
chapter 34 Platform on Disaster Displacement, follow-up to the Nansen Initiative
Addressing the protection needs of persons displaced across borders in the context of disasters and climate change / Robert McLeman François Gemenne
chapter 35 A moment of opportunity to define the global governance of environmental migration
Perspectives from the International Organization for Migration / Mariam Traore Chazalnoel Dina Ionesco
chapter 36 Where do we go from here?
Reflections on the future of environmental migration and displacement research / Lori M. Hunter.
Summary
"The last twenty years have seen a rapid increase in scholarly activity and publications dedicated to environmental migration and displacement, and the field has now reached a point in terms of profile, complexity, and sheer volume of reporting that a general review and assessment of existing knowledge and future research priorities is warranted. So far, such a product does not exist. The Routledge Handbook of Environmental Displacement and Migration provides a state-of-the-science review of research on how environmental variability and change influence current and future global migration patterns and, in some instances, trigger large-scale population displacements. Drawing together contributions from leading researchers in the field, this compendium will become a go-to guide for established and newly interested scholars, for government and policymaking entities, and for students and their instructors. It explains theoretical, conceptual, and empirical developments that have been made in recent years; describes their origins and connections to broader topics including migration research, development studies, and international public policy and law; and highlights emerging areas where new and/or additional research and reflection are warranted.The structure and the nature of the book allow the reader to quickly find a concise review relevant to conducting research or developing policy on particular topics, and to obtain a broad, reliable survey of what is presently known about the subject."--Provided by publisher.
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