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Introduction: Exploring Linkages Between Disaster Risk Reduction, Climate Change Adaptation, Migrat geographical, social and natural science angles. It is being published at a time when these topics are continuously making headlines and are subject to extensive debates and policy dialogues. The media, academia and governments are asking questions about the extent to which climate change and disas

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Human Mobility in a Socio-Environmental Context: Complex Effects on Environmental Risk,nce people’s exposure and vulnerability to natural and man-made hazards. They contribute to determining the levels of risk faced not only by those directly involved in the decision (those moving or not moving, the members of their household), but also by other people in societies of origin and desti

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Disaster Risk Reduction in the Era of “Homeland Security”: The Struggle for Precautionary, Preventivtal hazards, the institutional nature of responses, and why DRR is, or should be, aligned with precautionary, prudential, and preventive fields. Internationally, such views have been promoted through the 2005 UN Hyogo Framework for Action and updated in the 2015 Sendai Framework (SFDRR). However, th

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Water-Related Risks in the Area of Dakar, Senegal: Coastal Aquifers Exposed to Climate Change and Ra due to migration from rural areas in the 1970s, following several droughts and population growth. This has led to an increase of water consumption and the related risks for man and ecosystems: pollution of aquifers (eutrophication, salt, pesticides), changes in agricultural production (increased sa

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Dike Risk: Revealing the Academic Links Between Disaster Risk Reduction, Sustainable Development, Cle adaptation (CCA), and migration. The relevance of “dike risk” is investigated in the French legal and institutional context and identifies how risk is transformed by dike construction. This issue is illustrated through several case studies. To analyze the above issues, this chapter is based on a c

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Jakarta: Mumbai—Two Megacities Facing Floods Engaged in a Marginalization Process of Slum Areas and economic inequalities. In this sense, they are typically interesting case studies on disaster risk reduction (DRR). The Jakarta and Mumbai metropolitan areas are both highly prone to hazards related to water—whether it is flooding, a lack of drinking water, or issues around water pollution. Poo