Description: This book provides comprehensive analyses of the key challenges regarding climate mobilities, such as mobility justice, human rights, health consequences, socio-economic impacts, planned relocation and voluntary immobility. It introduces conceptual
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"This excellent book innovatively connects timely questions about human mobility and climate change through a mobility justice perspective. It is organised around a series of rich thematic chapters that range from conceptual to more applied questions around health, security and the role of religion and spiritual beliefs. A must-read for students, scholars and policymakers who want to enable a more just approach to climate change and human mobility."
Ingrid Boas, Wageningen University & Research, the Netherlands
"A comprehensive compilation that addresses the many aspects of climate mobility and climate justice, drawing on both conceptual work and case studies from around the world. This is an important resource for climate mobility scholars."
Alex de Sherbinin, Columbia Climate School, United States