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Climate change and climate policy induced relocation: a challenge for social justice; recommendations of the Bielefeld Consultation 2014

[working paper]

Schade, Jeanette
McDowell, Christopher
Ferris, Elizabeth
Schmidt, Kerstin
Bettini, Giovanni
Felgentreff, Carsten
Gemenne, François
Patel, Arjun
Rovins, Jane
Stojanov, Robert
Sultana, Zakia
Wright, Angus

Corporate Editor
Universität Bielefeld, Fak. für Soziologie, Centre on Migration, Citizenship and Development (COMCAD)

Abstract

This policy brief is the result of an interdisciplinary research workshop with academics and practitioners, held at Bielefeld University in Germany on November 2014, in cooperation with COST Action IS1011 on Climate Change and Migration. The Bielefeld Consultation identified the need to raise awaren... view more

This policy brief is the result of an interdisciplinary research workshop with academics and practitioners, held at Bielefeld University in Germany on November 2014, in cooperation with COST Action IS1011 on Climate Change and Migration. The Bielefeld Consultation identified the need to raise awareness of the challenges of planned relocation as an adaptive strategy to climate change or as a consequence of climate policies. Acknowledging the risks and failures of planned relocation, the Consultation suggests principals and precautionary measures to ensure climate justice. And as a result of the Consultation, non-conclusive list of minimum standards for planned relocation are put forward for the consideration of policymakers and practitioners engaged in climate change adaptation and mitigation.... view less

Keywords
resettlement; social justice; human rights; existential minimum; climate policy; migration; climate change; natural disaster

Classification
Ecology, Environment
Migration, Sociology of Migration

Document language
English

Publication Year
2015

City
Bielefeld

Page/Pages
9 p.

Series
COMCAD Working Papers

Status
Published Version; reviewed

Licence
Deposit Licence - No Redistribution, No Modifications


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