Humanities and Social Sciences Communications,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
10(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 25, 2023
Abstract
‘Environmental
non-migration’
refers
to
the
spatial
continuity
of
an
individual’s
residence
at
same
place
despite
environmental
risk.
Moreover,
this
is
a
largely
under-researched
topic,
especially
within
climate
change
adaptation
discourse,
but
increasingly
coming
attention
scientists
and
policymakers
for
sustainable
planning.
So
far,
there
exists
hardly
any
conceptual
methodical
guidelines
study
non-migration.
Considering
research
gap,
paper
explores
non-migration
based
on
notion
that
factors
livelihood
resilience
can
partly
explain
decision
Here,
seen
as
outcome
interactions
between
societal
conditions
individual
household.
These
inform
decisions
(to
stay
or
migrate)
taken
in
case
hazard
creeping
change.
Their
influence
generalises
spectrum
migration
decision-making
migrate),
which
conceptualised
by
four
broad
outcomes
categorised
into
voluntary
involuntary,
non-migrants
migrants.
This
analytical
concept
operationalised
through
empirical
example
southwest
coastal
Bangladesh.
The
results
suggest
Livelihood
Resilience
Index
(LRI)
relates
nature
once
they
are
made.
Still,
only
household’s
cannot
predict
household
makes
migrate.
concludes
proposed
concept,
with
its
exemplary
factors,
maybe
initial
means
holistically
explore
context
natural
hazards
However,
remains
complex
multi-faceted,
assessment
requires
deeper
examination
various
scales.
Journal of Open Innovation Technology Market and Complexity,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
10(1), С. 100190 - 100190
Опубликована: Дек. 7, 2023
This
study
aims
to
investigate
the
factors
of
renewable
energy
consumption
in
fifth
Technology
Revolution
with
specific
evidence
from
ASEAN
countries.
The
applies
an
autoregressive
distributed
lag
(ARDL)
approach.
paper
also
uses
unrestricted
fixed
and
random
panel
data
methods.
manuscript
identifies
significant
such
as
technological
innovation,
governmental
policies,
public
awareness,
electricity
consumption,
country
population,
foreign
direct
investment
inflows,
imports,
exports,
economic
growth
that
have
influenced
sector
these
nations.
investigates
determinants
influence
context
international
integration
technology
revolution
research
analyzes
spanning
two
decades,
2000
2022,
through
a
combination
econometric
modeling
machine
learning
techniques.
Preliminary
findings
indicate
government
awareness
significantly
affect
empirical
results
offer
insights
for
policymakers
stakeholders
leveraging
advancements
sustainable
development.
this
on
Fifth
countries
several
important
policy
implications
development
goal.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
121(3)
Опубликована: Янв. 8, 2024
What
explains
human
consequences
of
weather-related
disaster?
Here,
we
explore
how
core
socioeconomic,
political,
and
security
conditions
shape
flood-induced
displacement
worldwide
since
2000.
In-sample
regression
analysis
shows
that
extreme
levels
are
more
likely
in
contexts
marked
by
low
national
income
levels,
nondemocratic
political
systems,
high
local
economic
activity,
prevalence
armed
conflict.
The
also
reveals
large
residual
differences
across
continents,
where
the
Global
South
often
is
much
widespread
than
direct
exposure
measures
would
suggest.
However,
these
factors
have
limited
influence
on
our
ability
to
accurately
predict
flood
new
data,
pointing
important,
hard-to-operationalize
heterogeneity
impacts
critical
data
limitations.
Although
results
consistent
with
an
interpretation
sustainable
development
agenda
beneficial
for
disaster
risk
reduction,
better
societal
natural
hazards
critically
needed
support
evidence-based
decision-making.
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
16(1)
Опубликована: Март 16, 2025
Abstract
Globally,
populations
are
increasingly
located
in
areas
at
high
risk
of
climate
change
impacts.
Some
lack
the
agency
to
move
out
harm’s
way,
leading
involuntary
immobility.
The
risks
these
face
insufficiently
addressed
policy
and
disaster
planning.
While
planning
should
be
data-informed,
appropriate
data
not
limit
governments
institutions
from
taking
action
reduce
Incorporating
immobility
within
broader
sustainable
development
goals
safe,
orderly,
regular
migration
may
substantially
Climate Risk Management,
Год журнала:
2020,
Номер
29, С. 100237 - 100237
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2020
Gender
influences
people's
behaviour
in
various
ways.
This
study
investigates
gendered
(im)mobility
during
cyclone
strikes
Bangladesh.
During
such
people
have
described
being
unable
to
move
away
from
environmentally
high-risk
locations
and
situations.
The
Q-based
Discourse
Analysis
used
by
this
shows
how
why
gender-roles
(im)mobilised
three
coastal
the
cyclones.
People
(and
especially
women)
explained
that
failing
evacuate
shelters
when
a
disaster
was
not
uncommon.
Gender,
or
feminine
masculine
social
roles,
played
significant
role
these
evacuation
decisions
while
facilitating
constraining
their
mobility.
subjectivities
presented
different
accepted
behaviours
spaces
for
women
men.
In
way,
immobility
(social,
psychological,
geographical)
strongly
gendered.
Masculine
roles
were
expected
be
brave
protective,
female
'mobility'
could
risky.
Women's
mobility
therefore
ended
up
constrained
home.
other
words,
strikes,
everyone
did
same
ability
move.
These
empirical
insights
are
important
inform
climate
policy
way
it
better
supports
vulnerable
populations
worldwide
as
they
confront
global
environmental
changes
today
future.
Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews Climate Change,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
13(1)
Опубликована: Ноя. 12, 2021
Sea-level
rise
(SLR)
threatens
millions
of
people
living
in
coastal
areas
through
permanent
inundation
and
other
SLR-related
hazards.
Migration
is
one
way
for
to
adapt
these
changes,
but
presents
an
enormous
policy
challenge
given
the
number
affected.
Knowledge
about
relationship
between
hazards
migration
therefore
important
allow
anticipatory
policymaking.
In
recent
years,
increasing
empirical
studies
have
investigated,
using
survey
or
census
data,
how
including
flooding,
salinization,
erosion
together
with
non-environmental
factors
influence
behavior.
this
article,
we
provide
a
systematic
literature
review
work.
Our
findings
indicate
that
flooding
Regional Environmental Change,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
21(2)
Опубликована: Апрель 29, 2021
Abstract
Why
do
communities
prefer
to
stay
in
place
despite
potentially
dangerous
changes
their
environment,
even
when
governmental
support
for
outmigration
or
resettlement
is
provided?
That
the
key
question
this
paper
seeks
answer.
Voluntary
immobility
a
burgeoning
research
topic
environmental
change-related
migration
studies,
although
role
of
local
sense-making
perceived
risks
and
pressures
has
received
only
little
attention.
In
order
examine
decisions
non-migration,
we
argue
that
need
consider
people’s
ontological
security,
subjective
sense
existential
safety,
which
shapes
risk
perceptions.
We
apply
case
Villa
Santa
Lucía
Chilean
Patagonia,
where
population
rejected
relocation
policies
after
village
was
severely
damaged
by
mudslide
December
2017.
show
how
rejection
not
based
on
lack
abilities
move,
but
fundamentally
different
assessment
grounded
locally
specific
social
representations
nature
human-nature
relations.
This
alternative
understanding
allows
uphold
security
while
remaining
Lucía,
renders
avoid
exposure
natural
hazards
futile
inconsistent
with
identities.
conclude
an
important
component
more
fine-grained
non-migration
decisions.
Global Environmental Change,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
80, С. 102666 - 102666
Опубликована: Март 27, 2023
Climate
change
poses
threats
to
individuals,
communities,
and
cities
globally.
Global
conversations
scholarly
debates
have
explored
ways
people
adapt
the
impacts
of
climate
including
through
migration
relocation.
This
study
uses
Lagos,
Nigeria
as
a
case
examine
relationship
between
flooding
events,
intentions
preferred
adaptation,
destination
choices
for
affected
residents.
The
draws
on
mixed-methods
approach
which
involved
survey
352
residents
semi-structured
interviews
with
21
We
use
capability
analyze
mobility
decisions
following
major
or
repetitive
flood
events.
found
that
majority
are
willing
migrate
but
ability
do
so
is
constrained
by
economic,
social,
political
factors
leading
involuntary
immobility.
Furthermore,
intra-city
relocation
other
states
in
internationally.
These
findings
challenge
popular
South-North
narratives.
Indeed,
some
welcome
government-supported
plans
others
remain
skeptical
due
lack
trust.
Community-based
may
therefore
be
Lagosians.
Overall,
this
contributes
nuanced
understanding
response
climate-induced
one
world's
largest
coastal
cities.
Climatic Change,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
165(3-4)
Опубликована: Апрель 1, 2021
Abstract
After
a
disaster,
it
is
common
to
equate
repopulation
and
rebuilding
with
recovery.
Numerous
studies
link
post-disaster
relocation
adverse
social,
economic,
health
outcomes.
However,
there
need
reconsider
these
relationships
in
light
of
accelerating
climate
change
associated
social
policy
shifts
the
USA,
including
rising
cost
flood
insurance,
challenge
obtaining
aid
rebuild,
growing
interest
“managed
retreat”
from
places
at
greatest
risk.
This
article
presents
data
survey
individuals
who
opted
either
rebuild
place
or
relocate
help
voluntary
home
buyout
after
Hurricane
Sandy.
Findings
show
those
lived
buyout-eligible
areas
relocated
were
significantly
less
likely
report
worsened
stress
than
rebuilt
place.
suggests
access
government-supported
option
may,
under
certain
circumstances,
lessen
negative
mental
consequences
disaster-related
housing
damage.
Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability,
Год журнала:
2021,
Номер
49, С. 98 - 109
Опубликована: Апрель 1, 2021
Migration
represents
a
major
transformation
of
the
lives
those
involved
and
has
been
transformative
societies
economies
globally.
Yet
models
sustainability
transformations
do
not
effectively
incorporate
movement
populations.
There
is
an
apparent
migration-sustainability
paradox:
migration
plays
role
as
driver
unsustainability
part
economic
globalisation,
yet
simultaneously
phenomenon
potential
force
for
sustainable
development.
We
propose
criteria
by
which
opportunity
development:
increasing
aggregate
well-being;
reduced
inequality
leading
to
diverse
social
benefits;
environmental
burden.
detail
dimensions
develop
generic
framework
linkages
based
on
environmental,
social,
sustainability,
highlighting
identity
migration.
Such
model
overcomes
paradox
explaining
societal
mobility
in
achieving
outcomes.