Climate change, migration and human rights : law and policy perspectives
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| Format: | Book |
| Series: | Routledge studies in environmental migration, displacement and resettlement
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Climate change, migration and human rights
- 2. Governance and climate change-induced mobility: international and regional frameworks
- 3. Critical perspective on the identification of `environmental refugees' as a category of human rights concern- 4. Climate justice, migration and human rights
- 5. Transitional law in the climate change context
- 6. State responsibility to prevent climate displacement: the importance of housing, land and property rights
- 7. In-situ adaptation: non-migration as a coping strategy for vulnerable persons
- 8. On climate migration and conflicts: a self-fulfilling prophecy
- 9. The human rights of climate-induced community relocation
- 10. Land matters: challenges to planned relocation as a durable solution to environmentally induced displacement in Kenya
- 11. Politicising climate change adaptation: negotiating environmental migration in the European Union and the Pacific
- 12. Climate and community: the human rights, livelihood, and migration impacts of climate change
- 13. Labour mobility options as adaptation strategies to environmental changes?