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PUBLICATIONS DES MEMBRES DU RRMCA

Nous sommes fiers de présenter les travaux de recherche récents menés par les membres du Réseau de recherche Climate Mobility Africa (CMARN). Si vous êtes membre du CMARN et souhaitez partager vos travaux de recherche sur cette page, veuillez nous contacter à l'adresse cmarnetwork@gmail.com. Si vous souhaitez rejoindre le CMARN, veuillez remplir le formulaire d'adhésion.

 

​Sauf indication contraire, ces publications sont en libre accès.

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2022

 

Earlier (2009–2021)

  • Wood, T. & Hansen-Lohrey, C. (2021). Disasters, climate change and public order: A principled application of regional refugee definitions [Blog]. Refugee Law Initiative. https://rli.blogs.sas.ac.uk/2021/05/24/disasters-climate-change-and-public-order/

  • Nyandiko, N. & Freeman, R. (2020). Disaster Risk Reduction, Climate Change Adaptation and Development Policies and Their Consideration of Disaster Displacement and Human Mobility in the IGAD Region [Report]. https://1e43039e-a554-4a05-b047-69ef4014c998.filesusr.com/ugd/46d8e3_02303a7c446e45939fe37d88e022e56a.pdf

  • Jegede, A.O., Addaney, M. & Matinda, M.Z. (2019). The Protection of Climate Refugees under the African Human Rights System: Proposing a Value-Driven Approach. African Human Rights Yearbook, 3, pp.241–258. https://www.pulp.up.ac.za/images/edocman/journals/AHRY_2019/Addaney.pdf

  • Jegede, A.O. (2016). Rights away from home: Climate-induced displacement of indigenous peoples and the extraterritorial application of the Kampala Convention. African Human Rights Law Journal, 16(1), pp.58–82. https://doi.org/10.17159/1996-2096/2016/v16n1a3

  • Morinière, L.C. (2013). Understanding interactions in a socio-ecological system facing climate change. The International Journal of Climate Change: Impacts and Responses, 4(4), pp.147–167. https://doi.org/10.18848/1835-7156/CGP/v04i04/37198

  • Morinière, L.C. & Hamza, M. (2012). Environment and mobility: A view from four discourses. Ambio, 41(8), pp.795–807. https://doi.org/10.1007/s13280-012-0333-y

  • Morinière, L. (2012). Environmentally influenced urbanisation: Footprints bound for town? Urban Studies, 49(2), pp.435–450. https://doi.org/10.1177/0042098011402233

  • Hamza, M., Morinière, L., Taylor, R., Matin, N. & Ali, B. (2012). Emerging issues: Forced migration by climate change. In R. Fujikura & M. Kawanishi (Eds.), Climate Change Adaptation and International Development: Making Development Cooperation More Effective (pp. 333–361). Earthscan.

  • Morinière, L.C. (2010). A well-founded fear? Tracing the footprints of environmentally influenced human mobility [Doctoral dissertation, University of Arizona].

  • Morinière, L.C.E., Hamza, M. & Taylor, R. (2009). Global footprint mapping & micro-simulation: A tool for risk management. Earthzine.

  • Morinière, L.C.E., Taylor, R., Hamza, M. & Downing, T. (2009). Climate change and its humanitarian impacts. Stockholm Environment Institute.

  • Morinière, L.C.E. (2009). Tracing the footprint of "environmental migrants" through 50 years of literature. In A. Oliver-Smith & X. Shen (Eds.), Linking Environmental Change, Migration & Social Vulnerability (UNU-EHS SOURCE No. 12, pp. 22–31). UNU Institute for Environment and Human Security.

  • Bronen, R., Chandrasekhar, D., Conde, D.A., Kavanova, K., Morinière, L.C., Schmidt-Verkerk, K. & Witter, R. (2009). Stay in place or migrate: A research perspective on understanding adaptation to a changing environment. In A. Oliver-Smith & X. Shen (Eds.), Linking Environmental Change, Migration & Social Vulnerability (UNU-EHS SOURCE No. 12, pp. 12–21). UNU Institute for Environment and Human Security.

 

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