Climate induced displacement and the developing law

Date

2019-08-14

Advisors

Journal Title

Journal ISSN

ISSN

2523-7403

Volume Title

Publisher

Springer Nature

Type

Book chapter

Peer reviewed

Yes

Abstract

The relocation within the homeland’s border or across its borders, as a response to climate change effects, including rising sea levels and increased frequency of extreme weather phenomena attributed to climate change, in pursuit of a safer natural environment. The responses to climate induced displacement are currently inadequate due to the inability of International Law to protect climate refugees.

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Keywords

Climate refugees, climate induced displacement, climate induced migration, 1951 Refugee Convention

Citation

Antonopoulos, I. (2019) Climate induced displacement. In: Filho, W. et al (eds.) Encyclopedia of the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Climate Action. London, Springer.

Rights

Research Institute