Development Implications of Climate Change Migration in the Pacific
Corendea, Cosmin, (2016). Development Implications of Climate Change Migration in the Pacific. Climate Law and Governance, (3), 1-20
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Sub-type Journal article Author Corendea, Cosmin Title Development Implications of Climate Change Migration in the Pacific Appearing in Climate Law and Governance Issue No. 3 Publication Date 2016 Place of Publication Cambridge Publisher University of Cambridge Start page 1 End page 20 Language eng Abstract In the years to come, climate-related shocks and trends will amplify the challenges and risks of displacement for the people of the Pacific. In this context, this paper analyses the opposite perceptions of the migration process in the Pacific from the main receiving countries in the region (Fiji, Australia and New Zealand). This is explored through a hybrid approach employed in the postulation of a legal framework, which would attempt to create a balance of interest between the migrants and the receiving countries articulated on socio-economic and environmental parameters. Applicable international instruments and relevant measures of international organizations are explored and analysed with a view to resulting gaps and shortcomings. UNBIS Thesaurus MIGRATION
CLIMATE CHANGEKeyword Hybrid Law
Pacific
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