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Governing the climate-mobility nexus: frameworks, institutions, and perspectives

Schraven, Benjamin
Externe Publikationen (2026)

in: Bayes Ahmed / Bishawjit Mallick (eds.), Handbook on Climate Mobility, Cheltenham: Edward Elgar, 192–207

ISBN: 978-1-03-532992-2
DOI: https://doi.org/10.4337/9781035329939.00019
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This chapter deals with climate mobility and how it is addressed in international politics. Yet, no internationally binding convention explicitly addresses climate-related mobility. However, there are a couple of existing agreements, frameworks, policy processes and related institutions offering potential scope to address various aspects of the climate-mobility nexus. The policy landscape shaped in this way cuts across different policy and action areas such as climate policy, disaster risk management, human rights or migration/displacement policy. Particularly relevant frameworks and processes – including, for instance, the Global Compact on Migration or the Sendai Framework – and institutions such as the International Organization for Migration (IOM) are analysed in this chapter. Furthermore, the chapter also highlights focus areas of action in the contemporary policy landscape that has been formed around the topic of climate mobility and briefly explores potential future (coordination) models for this policy landscape.

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