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A Primer of Population Dynamicsof multi-dimensional inequality (material, social, and power inequality) in influencing spontaneous migration decisions at the household level is examined in urban settings of China’s Yangtze River Delta. This study uses a two-stage econometric framework to demonstrate the complexity of migration de

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-98088-7ification are regional challenges that are exacerbated by climate change. A coordinated and realistic public policy that takes into account the social consequences of drought does not exist. As a result, drought adaptation typically takes the form of spontaneous, short-term measures that sometimes p

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Synthesis Lectures on Computer Architectureected by climate-related stressors to existing migration networks. Underprivileged members of society often lack access to these networks and are therefore unable to migrate internationally because they cannot reduce the costs and risks of potential migration projects to an acceptable level. Climate

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-32661-5on to injustices that are hidden in plain sight due to social, economic, and political dynamics. Using recent research by a collaboration of physical and social scientists, engineers and ethicists about the human-environment interactions in southwestern Bangladesh, I show that familiarity, frequency

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Babak Falsafi,Thomas F. Wenischcy in the last decade. However, the growing body of recent environmental-migration literature exhibits an under-theorized and depoliticized notion of the environment. Furthermore, migration is usually perceived as an emergency response, a one-time movement, neglecting the often inherent circularity

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Daniel J. Sorin,Mark D. Hill,David A. Woodwould lead to a form of statelessness never experienced before in history and would raise serious concerns about migration as well as important legal questions. Although often mentioned in the media by NGOs and other international bodies, this issue has rarely been addressed by legal scholars or by

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