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Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Май 6, 2024
How
are
im/mobilities
articulated,
imagined
and
practiced
in
relation
to
multiple
futures?
A
critical
examination
of
raises
questions
as
how
power
relations
crisis-driven
futures
enable,
inhibit
or
prevent
mobility,
what
meanings
culturally
constructed
around
they
experienced.
The
contributors
this
volume
look
at
entangled
future
mobilities
immobilities
using
humanities
social
science
approaches
diverse
examples:
Afrofuturist
poetry,
de-extinction
projects,
dystopian
novels,
a
Uruguayan
planned
relocation
program,
lives
rural
Zambian
women,
climate
adaptation
Morocco
Austrian
financial
literacy
policy.
One Earth,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
7(4), С. 589 - 607
Опубликована: Март 8, 2024
The
escalating
impacts
of
climate
change
on
the
movement
and
immobility
people,
coupled
with
false
but
influential
narratives
mobility,
highlight
an
urgent
need
for
nuanced
synthetic
research
around
mobility.
Synthesis
evidence
gaps
across
Intergovernmental
Panel
Climate
Change
(IPCC)
Sixth
Assessment
Report
a
to
clarify
understanding
what
conditions
make
human
mobility
effective
adaptation
option
its
outcomes,
including
simultaneous
losses,
damages,
benefits.
Priorities
include
integration
development
planning;
involuntary
vulnerability;
gender;
data
cities;
risk
from
responses
maladaptation;
public
risk;
transboundary,
compound,
cascading
risks;
nature-based
approaches;
planned
retreat,
relocation,
heritage.
Cutting
these
priorities,
modalities
better
position
as
type
process,
praxis.
Policies
practices
reflect
diverse
needs,
experiences
emphasizing
capability,
choice,
freedom
movement.
Abstract
Indonesia's
young
people
renegotiate
the
constraints
on
rural‐based
livelihood
opportunities
by
participating
in
a
diverse
array
of
off‐farm
activities,
circular
migration,
and
rural
to
urban
mobility
flows.
While
these
strategies
work
overcome
insecurity
farm‐based
work,
they
can
also
introduce
new
forms
precarity,
which
are
compounded
when
other
major
life
events
or
crises
occur.
Drawing
period
in‐depth
qualitative
research
with
two
villages
South
Sulawesi,
we
describe
how
were
impacted
by,
responded
to,
trade
restrictions
their
daily
activities
during
fallout
COVID‐19
pandemic.
Travel
company
layoffs
forced
some
return
villages,
where
faced
limited
employment
prospects,
while
remained
isolated
idle
settings
unable
home.
Furthermore,
fluctuating
commodity
prices
an
absence
buyers
for
agricultural
seafood
commodities
led
even
fewer
areas.
The
impacts
pandemic
gendered,
as
women
increased
demands
unpaid
care
stepping
into
markets
(e.g.,
ginger
powder)
retail
counter
loss
household
incomes
male
migrants.
In
context
broad‐scale
landscape
change,
declining
opportunities,
precarious
contracts
areas
resource
frontiers,
our
findings
exemplify
economic
represents
just
one
many
that
youth
contend
basis.
Climate Risk Management,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
44, С. 100614 - 100614
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2024
Research
is
increasingly
approaching
migration
as
an
adaptation
to
climate
risk.
Yet
our
understanding
of
the
migration-adaptation
nexus
remains
limited,
most
studies
conceptualize
either
adaptive
or
maladaptive
and
focus
on
specific
aspects
vulnerability.
To
advance
a
comprehensive
migration's
successful
effects,
this
study
employs
two-dimensional
conceptualization
outcomes,
encompassing
range
vulnerability
variables
at
migrant
household
levels
migrants'
well-being.
This
framework
applied
case
drought-influenced
from
agro-pastoralist
northern
Kenya
City
Nairobi.
Based
semi-structured
interviews
with
40
long-term
migrants,
we
identify
quantitative
qualitative
migration-induced
changes
in
examined
variables.
The
results
highlight
complexity
outcomes.
Effects
broad
comprising
vulnerability's
exposure,
sensitivity
capacity
components
are
mixed.
Migrants'
ability
provide
their
families'
basic
needs
has
improved,
although
only
half
households
could
allocate
remittances
reconstruct
drought-stricken
livelihood
sources
Kenya.
Moreover,
profound
change
social-environmental
settings
induced
by
exposed
migrants
unfamiliar
risks,
such
urban
crime,
but
also
new
capacity,
knowledge
enabling
development
climate-insensitive
livelihoods.
However,
partial
success
reducing
came
expense
well-being,
which
diminished
drastically.
These
findings
stress
need
for
fundamental
migration-as-adaptation
literature,
including
more
thorough
engagement
temporalities
scope
effects
adaptation,
greater
attention
tradeoffs
that
integral
shift
analytical
frameworks
consider
alongside
ones.
We
argue
these
essential
develop
interventions
maximize
potential
while
minimizing
its
effects.
West
Africa’s
vulnerability
to
climate
change
is
influenced
by
a
complex
interplay
of
socio-economic
and
environmental
factors,
exacerbated
the
region’s
reliance
on
rain-fed
agriculture.
Climate
variability,
combined
with
rapid
population
growth,
intensifies
existing
challenges.
Migration
has
become
key
adaptive
response
these
challenges,
enabling
communities
diversify
livelihoods
enhance
resilience.
However,
spatial
patterns
migration
in
risks
are
not
fully
understood.
Thus,
study
evaluates
applicability
IPCC
risk
assessment
framework
map
predict
Ghana
Nigeria,
focus
identifying
areas
potential
out-migration.
By
integrating
geospatial
environmental,
socio-economic,
data,
highlights
that
have
higher
likelihood
for
current
baseline
near
future
(2050).
Future
modeled
using
CMIP6
projections
under
RCP4.5
scenario,
while
providing
insight
into
exposure.
The
results
from
compared
actual
migrant
motivations,
ground-level
perspective
drivers.
In
northern
elevated
hazard,
vulnerability,
exposure
scores
suggest
due
overall
faced
population.
This
pattern
projected
persist
future.
responses
indicate
factors
often
play
secondary
role,
cited
more
frequently
as
findings
highlight
importance
developing
localized
adaptation
strategies
address
specific
needs
vulnerable
areas.
Additionally,
management
community
resilience
support
sustainable
pathways
will
be
critical
addressing
climate-induced
This
study
aims
to
examine
the
loss
and
damage
experienced
by
coastal
regions
from
perspective
of
adaptation.
It
also
seeks
evaluate
adaptation
techniques
employed
when
migration
is
utilized
as
a
significant
approach
mitigate
effects
on
communities.
evaluates
extent
caused
constraints
Two
districts,
Khulna
Satkhira,
in
division
Bangladesh,
were
chosen
for
study.
In
these
total
twenty-four
detailed
interviews
one
focus
group
discussion
(FGD)
conducted
with
individuals
living
rural
areas
whom
climate-related
disasters
have
impacted.
Additionally,
seven
climate
migrants
residing
informal
settlements
within
words
City
Corporation.
The
process
identifying
appropriate
interview
candidates
involves
utilizing
combination
specific
criteria
snowball
sampling
techniques.
NVivo
14
software
conduct
theme
analysis
textual
data
obtained
interviews.
coding
procedure,
we
sequentially
semantic
coding,
latent
categorization,
pattern
exploration,
creation,
all
which
line
research
aim.
indicates
that
most
affected
persons
utilize
seasonal
temporary
movement
an
adaptive
strategy
deal
slow
change,
such
increasing
temperatures
salinity
regions,
they
encounter
limitations
their
ability
adapt.
Conversely,
opted
permanent
response
stringent
imposed
severe
events
like
cyclones
river
erosion,
leaving
them
no
alternative
but
move
urban
regions.
Social
networks
are
crucial
influencing
choices,
several
families
depend
information
provided
relatives
neighbors
inform
relocation
decisions.
Nevertheless,
not
impacted
situation
express
desire
relocate;
others
opt
remain
due
sentimental
attachment
birthplaces
sense
dedication
ancestral
territory.
Due
exorbitant
cost
life,
believe
opting
migrate
more
practical
option
addressing
repercussions
climate-induced
damage.
study’s
findings
aid
policymakers
determining
strategies
policies
address
adverse
population
displacement
Bangladesh.
it
aids
challenges
faced
both
environments.
Health & Place,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
85, С. 103172 - 103172
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2024
Diaspora
communities
are
a
growing
source
of
external
assistance
and
resources
to
meet
unmet
needs
strengthen
existing
health
systems
in
their
home
countries.
Although
number
articles
have
been
published
this
realm,
very
few
looked
at
diaspora
communities'
role
the
place
translocal
give
(care)
various
remittance
dynamics,
whilst
including
power
relationships
environmental
change.
This
article
examines
motivations
practices
through
which
Senegalese
diasporas
engage
with
system
origin
country
what
barriers
they
face
interventions.
The
results
migration-environment-health
nexus
critically
discussed
political
ecology
approach.
We
found
that
households
villages
critical
members
abroad,
strong
and/or
international
networks,
better
off
less
exposed
risks
adverse
extreme
climate
impacts.
Climate and Development,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown, С. 1 - 8
Опубликована: Фев. 5, 2024
This
article
examines
how
everyday
practices
of
humanitarian
documentation
shape
the
visibility
climate-related
migration
from
Central
America.
Based
on
participant
observation
and
interviews
with
migrants
at
a
aid
shelter
in
Mexico,
we
argue
that
existing
may
contribute
to
erasure
migration.
We
observed
rarely
mentioned
climate
change
during
routine
intake
interviews,
which
primarily
revolve
around
interpersonal
violence
as
driver
forced
displacement
However,
context
follow-up
explained
such
is
often
structured
complex
ways
by
vulnerabilities.
Interviews
revealed
variety
drivers,
including
inconsistent
rainfall
variability,
deforestation,
land
dispossession
underlie
exacerbate
forms
legal
regimes
consider
deserving
recognition.
Our
findings
suggest
be
obscured
encounters.
They
also
point
role
spaces
migrant
shelters
might
play
documenting
drawing
attention
displacement.
Finally,
discuss
our
emerging
academic
policy
discussions
regarding
integration
into
regimes.
Geopolitics,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown, С. 1 - 29
Опубликована: Июнь 24, 2024
At
the
2010
UNFCCC
Conference
in
Cancún,
migration
as
a
consequence
of
climate
change
entered
Cancún
Adaptation
Framework.
It
did
so
specific
way,
being
framed
an
adaptation
strategy
to
change.
The
International
Organisation
for
Migration
(IOM)
backed
framing
early
on
and
pushed
its
inclusion
Cancún.
Through
analysis
121
documents
six
expert
interviews,
this
article
traces
how
IOM's
identity
interest
shape
organisation
deploys
framing.
Climate
is
traditionally
situated
beyond
mandate;
however,
was
present
institutional
process
through
which
emerged
now
carries
out
operational
projects
related
topic.
This
shows
IOM
uses
reassert
own
aspiration
manage
assert
itself
dominant
agency.