Climate Refugees
Beyond the Legal Impasse?
Herausgeber: Behrman, Simon; Kent, Avidan
Climate Refugees
Beyond the Legal Impasse?
Herausgeber: Behrman, Simon; Kent, Avidan
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Climate Refugees: Beyond the Legal Impasse will address a fundamental gap in academic literature and policy making; namely the legal 'no-man's land' in which the issue of climate refugees currently resides.
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Climate Refugees: Beyond the Legal Impasse will address a fundamental gap in academic literature and policy making; namely the legal 'no-man's land' in which the issue of climate refugees currently resides.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 288
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. Februar 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 231mm x 156mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 474g
- ISBN-13: 9781138088825
- ISBN-10: 113808882X
- Artikelnr.: 51284641
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd (Sales)
- Seitenzahl: 288
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. Februar 2018
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 231mm x 156mm x 22mm
- Gewicht: 474g
- ISBN-13: 9781138088825
- ISBN-10: 113808882X
- Artikelnr.: 51284641
Simon Behrman is a lecturer at the Law School at Royal Holloway, University of London, UK. Avidan Kent is a lecturer at the University of East Anglia, UK, and a Fellow of the Centre for International Sustainable Development Law (McGill/Cambridge University).
Acknowledgments
List of Editors
List of Contributors
List of Abbreviations
PART I: FOUNDATIONS
Chapter 1: Overcoming the Legal Impasse? Setting the scene
Chapter 2: 'Climate Refugees': A Legal Mapping Exercise
Chapter 3: A New Category of Refugees? 'Climate Refugees' and a Gaping Hole
in International Law
Chapter 4: Norm Formalization in International Policy Cooperation - A
Framework for Analysis
PART II: DEFINING AND CATEGORISING
Chapter 5: Justice and Climate Migration: The Importance of Nomenclature in
the Discourse on Twenty-First Century Mobility
Chapter 6: Who Are "Climate Refugees"? Academic Engagement in the
Post-Truth Era
PART III: GOVERNING CLIMATE REFUGEES: THE PERSPECTIVE OF INTER-GOVERNMENTAL
ORGANIZATIONS
Chapter 7: Advancing the Global Governance of Climate Migration through the
United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and the Global
Compact on Migration: Perspectives from the International Organization for
Migration
Chapter 8: Enhancing Legal Protection for People Displaced in the Context
of Disasters and Climate Change: Challenges and Opportunities
Chapter 9: State-Led, Regional, Consultative Processes: Opportunities to
Develop Legal Frameworks on Disaster Displacement
PART IV: REGULATING CLIMATE REFUGEES WITHIN EXISTING LEGAL REGIMES
Chapter 10: Drawing Upon International Refugee Law: The Precautionary
Approach to Protecting Climate Change-Displaced Persons
Chapter 11: Public International Law's Applicability to Migration as
Adaptation: Fit for Purpose?
Chapter 12: Climate Migrants' Right to Enjoy their Culture
Chapter 13: Beyond the Shortcomings of International Law: A Proposal for
the Legal Protection of Climate Migrants
PART V: ENVISIONING SUI GENERIS PATHWAYS
Chapter 14: Towards an International Legal Status of Environmentally
Displaced Persons
Chapter 15: Cross-Border Displacement Due to Environmental Disaster: A
Proposal for UN Guiding Principles to Fill the Legal Protection Gap
Chapter 16: Global Governance to Protect Future Climate Refugees
List of Editors
List of Contributors
List of Abbreviations
PART I: FOUNDATIONS
Chapter 1: Overcoming the Legal Impasse? Setting the scene
Chapter 2: 'Climate Refugees': A Legal Mapping Exercise
Chapter 3: A New Category of Refugees? 'Climate Refugees' and a Gaping Hole
in International Law
Chapter 4: Norm Formalization in International Policy Cooperation - A
Framework for Analysis
PART II: DEFINING AND CATEGORISING
Chapter 5: Justice and Climate Migration: The Importance of Nomenclature in
the Discourse on Twenty-First Century Mobility
Chapter 6: Who Are "Climate Refugees"? Academic Engagement in the
Post-Truth Era
PART III: GOVERNING CLIMATE REFUGEES: THE PERSPECTIVE OF INTER-GOVERNMENTAL
ORGANIZATIONS
Chapter 7: Advancing the Global Governance of Climate Migration through the
United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and the Global
Compact on Migration: Perspectives from the International Organization for
Migration
Chapter 8: Enhancing Legal Protection for People Displaced in the Context
of Disasters and Climate Change: Challenges and Opportunities
Chapter 9: State-Led, Regional, Consultative Processes: Opportunities to
Develop Legal Frameworks on Disaster Displacement
PART IV: REGULATING CLIMATE REFUGEES WITHIN EXISTING LEGAL REGIMES
Chapter 10: Drawing Upon International Refugee Law: The Precautionary
Approach to Protecting Climate Change-Displaced Persons
Chapter 11: Public International Law's Applicability to Migration as
Adaptation: Fit for Purpose?
Chapter 12: Climate Migrants' Right to Enjoy their Culture
Chapter 13: Beyond the Shortcomings of International Law: A Proposal for
the Legal Protection of Climate Migrants
PART V: ENVISIONING SUI GENERIS PATHWAYS
Chapter 14: Towards an International Legal Status of Environmentally
Displaced Persons
Chapter 15: Cross-Border Displacement Due to Environmental Disaster: A
Proposal for UN Guiding Principles to Fill the Legal Protection Gap
Chapter 16: Global Governance to Protect Future Climate Refugees
Acknowledgments
List of Editors
List of Contributors
List of Abbreviations
PART I: FOUNDATIONS
Chapter 1: Overcoming the Legal Impasse? Setting the scene
Chapter 2: 'Climate Refugees': A Legal Mapping Exercise
Chapter 3: A New Category of Refugees? 'Climate Refugees' and a Gaping Hole
in International Law
Chapter 4: Norm Formalization in International Policy Cooperation - A
Framework for Analysis
PART II: DEFINING AND CATEGORISING
Chapter 5: Justice and Climate Migration: The Importance of Nomenclature in
the Discourse on Twenty-First Century Mobility
Chapter 6: Who Are "Climate Refugees"? Academic Engagement in the
Post-Truth Era
PART III: GOVERNING CLIMATE REFUGEES: THE PERSPECTIVE OF INTER-GOVERNMENTAL
ORGANIZATIONS
Chapter 7: Advancing the Global Governance of Climate Migration through the
United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and the Global
Compact on Migration: Perspectives from the International Organization for
Migration
Chapter 8: Enhancing Legal Protection for People Displaced in the Context
of Disasters and Climate Change: Challenges and Opportunities
Chapter 9: State-Led, Regional, Consultative Processes: Opportunities to
Develop Legal Frameworks on Disaster Displacement
PART IV: REGULATING CLIMATE REFUGEES WITHIN EXISTING LEGAL REGIMES
Chapter 10: Drawing Upon International Refugee Law: The Precautionary
Approach to Protecting Climate Change-Displaced Persons
Chapter 11: Public International Law's Applicability to Migration as
Adaptation: Fit for Purpose?
Chapter 12: Climate Migrants' Right to Enjoy their Culture
Chapter 13: Beyond the Shortcomings of International Law: A Proposal for
the Legal Protection of Climate Migrants
PART V: ENVISIONING SUI GENERIS PATHWAYS
Chapter 14: Towards an International Legal Status of Environmentally
Displaced Persons
Chapter 15: Cross-Border Displacement Due to Environmental Disaster: A
Proposal for UN Guiding Principles to Fill the Legal Protection Gap
Chapter 16: Global Governance to Protect Future Climate Refugees
List of Editors
List of Contributors
List of Abbreviations
PART I: FOUNDATIONS
Chapter 1: Overcoming the Legal Impasse? Setting the scene
Chapter 2: 'Climate Refugees': A Legal Mapping Exercise
Chapter 3: A New Category of Refugees? 'Climate Refugees' and a Gaping Hole
in International Law
Chapter 4: Norm Formalization in International Policy Cooperation - A
Framework for Analysis
PART II: DEFINING AND CATEGORISING
Chapter 5: Justice and Climate Migration: The Importance of Nomenclature in
the Discourse on Twenty-First Century Mobility
Chapter 6: Who Are "Climate Refugees"? Academic Engagement in the
Post-Truth Era
PART III: GOVERNING CLIMATE REFUGEES: THE PERSPECTIVE OF INTER-GOVERNMENTAL
ORGANIZATIONS
Chapter 7: Advancing the Global Governance of Climate Migration through the
United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and the Global
Compact on Migration: Perspectives from the International Organization for
Migration
Chapter 8: Enhancing Legal Protection for People Displaced in the Context
of Disasters and Climate Change: Challenges and Opportunities
Chapter 9: State-Led, Regional, Consultative Processes: Opportunities to
Develop Legal Frameworks on Disaster Displacement
PART IV: REGULATING CLIMATE REFUGEES WITHIN EXISTING LEGAL REGIMES
Chapter 10: Drawing Upon International Refugee Law: The Precautionary
Approach to Protecting Climate Change-Displaced Persons
Chapter 11: Public International Law's Applicability to Migration as
Adaptation: Fit for Purpose?
Chapter 12: Climate Migrants' Right to Enjoy their Culture
Chapter 13: Beyond the Shortcomings of International Law: A Proposal for
the Legal Protection of Climate Migrants
PART V: ENVISIONING SUI GENERIS PATHWAYS
Chapter 14: Towards an International Legal Status of Environmentally
Displaced Persons
Chapter 15: Cross-Border Displacement Due to Environmental Disaster: A
Proposal for UN Guiding Principles to Fill the Legal Protection Gap
Chapter 16: Global Governance to Protect Future Climate Refugees