The role of bonding, bridging, and linking social capital is a key factor in the adaptive
capacity to climate-related disasters. But what roles do these three forms of social capital …

Migration can strengthen adaptation to climate change. The potential of migration-as-
adaptation builds on a world of intensifying global mobility and global connectedness and …

In the past 15 years, research activities focusing on the interlinkages between climate
change and human mobility have intensified. At the same time, an increasing number of …

Traditional ranching farming provides society with meat, agricultural products, leather, and
hides in an economic procedure through livestock grazing on rangelands. Based on recent …

Despite confronting severe climatic risks, many people prefer to remain in climate hazard-
prone areas rather than migrate. Environmental non-migration behavior, however, has …

Non-farm activities are a means of livelihood stabilization and are regarded as a sustainable
approach to bringing balance to the economic, social, cultural, and environmental …

While stories of 'climate migrants' regularly make the news, local perspectives often paint a
different picture of migration motivations. Based on the case of 'Chile's first climate migrants' …

Migrants have often relied on their translocal ties to adapt to city challenges, particularly in
the global south. However, the place of translocal networks in advancing the inclusive city …

Social resilience becomes particularly apparent in difficult times. In many rural regions
people face multiple insecurities ranging from environmental change to losses of income …

Floods have significantly affected many regions worldwide, imposing economic, social, and
psychological consequences on human societies, in recent decades. Rural communities in …