Andrew Baldwin is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Geography, Durham University, UK.Dug Cubie is a Lecturer in the School of Law, University College Cork, Ireland.Dimitra Manou is a Senior Researcher in the School of Law, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece.Anja Mihr is the Programme Director of HUMBOLDT – VIADRINA Center on Governance through Human Rights, Berlin, Germany. Teresa Thorp is CEO & Principal, Insight International (International Trade & Environmental Lawyers & Economists).

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• Foreword PART I Introduction1. Climate Change, Migration and Human Rights PART II Climate Change, Migration and Human Rights: The Theoretical Nexus 2. Governance and Climate Change-induced Mobility: International and Regional Frameworks 3. Critical Perspective on the Identification of ‘Environmental Refugees’ as a Category of Human Rights Concern PART III Climate Change, Migration and Human Rights: Legal and Policy Approaches4. Climate Justice, Migration and Human Rights 5. Transitional Law in the Climate Change Context 6. State Responsibility to Prevent Climate Displacement: The Importance of Housing, Land and Property Rights 7. In-Situ Adaptation: Non-Migration as a Coping Strategy for Vulnerable Persons PART IV Case Studies8. On Climate Migration and Conflicts – A Self-fulfilling Prophecy? 9. The Human Rights of Climate-Induced Community Relocation 10. Land Matters: Challenges to Planned Relocation as a Durable Solution to Environmentally Induced Displacement in Kenya 11. Politicising Climate Change Adaptation: Negotiating Environmental Migration in the European Union and the Pacific 12. Climate and Community: The Human Rights, Livelihood, and Migration Impacts of Climate Change 13. Labour Mobility Options as Adaptation Strategies to Environmental Changes? PART V Conclusions14. Conclusions

Andrew Baldwin is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Geography, Durham University, UK.Dug Cubie is a Lecturer in the School of Law, University College Cork, Ireland.Dimitra Manou is a Senior Researcher in the School of Law, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece.Anja Mihr is the Programme Director of HUMBOLDT – VIADRINA Center on Governance through Human Rights, Berlin, Germany. Teresa Thorp is CEO & Principal, Insight International (International Trade & Environmental Lawyers & Economists).

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• Foreword PART I Introduction1. Climate Change, Migration and Human Rights PART II Climate Change, Migration and Human Rights: The Theoretical Nexus 2. Governance and Climate Change-induced Mobility: International and Regional Frameworks 3. Critical Perspective on the Identification of ‘Environmental Refugees’ as a Category of Human Rights Concern PART III Climate Change, Migration and Human Rights: Legal and Policy Approaches4. Climate Justice, Migration and Human Rights 5. Transitional Law in the Climate Change Context 6. State Responsibility to Prevent Climate Displacement: The Importance of Housing, Land and Property Rights 7. In-Situ Adaptation: Non-Migration as a Coping Strategy for Vulnerable Persons PART IV Case Studies8. On Climate Migration and Conflicts – A Self-fulfilling Prophecy? 9. The Human Rights of Climate-Induced Community Relocation 10. Land Matters: Challenges to Planned Relocation as a Durable Solution to Environmentally Induced Displacement in Kenya 11. Politicising Climate Change Adaptation: Negotiating Environmental Migration in the European Union and the Pacific 12. Climate and Community: The Human Rights, Livelihood, and Migration Impacts of Climate Change 13. Labour Mobility Options as Adaptation Strategies to Environmental Changes? PART V Conclusions14. Conclusions

Andrew Baldwin is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Geography, Durham University, UK.Dug Cubie is a Lecturer in the School of Law, University College Cork, Ireland.Dimitra Manou is a Senior Researcher in the School of Law, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece.Anja Mihr is the Programme Director of HUMBOLDT – VIADRINA Center on Governance through Human Rights, Berlin, Germany. Teresa Thorp is CEO & Principal, Insight International (International Trade & Environmental Lawyers & Economists).

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• Foreword PART I Introduction1. Climate Change, Migration and Human Rights PART II Climate Change, Migration and Human Rights: The Theoretical Nexus 2. Governance and Climate Change-induced Mobility: International and Regional Frameworks 3. Critical Perspective on the Identification of ‘Environmental Refugees’ as a Category of Human Rights Concern PART III Climate Change, Migration and Human Rights: Legal and Policy Approaches4. Climate Justice, Migration and Human Rights 5. Transitional Law in the Climate Change Context 6. State Responsibility to Prevent Climate Displacement: The Importance of Housing, Land and Property Rights 7. In-Situ Adaptation: Non-Migration as a Coping Strategy for Vulnerable Persons PART IV Case Studies8. On Climate Migration and Conflicts – A Self-fulfilling Prophecy? 9. The Human Rights of Climate-Induced Community Relocation 10. Land Matters: Challenges to Planned Relocation as a Durable Solution to Environmentally Induced Displacement in Kenya 11. Politicising Climate Change Adaptation: Negotiating Environmental Migration in the European Union and the Pacific 12. Climate and Community: The Human Rights, Livelihood, and Migration Impacts of Climate Change 13. Labour Mobility Options as Adaptation Strategies to Environmental Changes? PART V Conclusions14. Conclusions