Climatic disasters are displacing millions of people every year across the world. Growing
academic attention in recent decades has addressed different dimensions of the nexus …

Climate change is a key issue in twenty-first century international politics, as is evidenced by
the twenty-four world conferences devoted to the subject that have been called by the United …

This chapter reports findings from a systematic review of 183 scholarly articles published in
the English language on the environmental change-international migration nexus spanning …

Forced migration shaped the creation of Canada as a settler state and is a defining feature
of our contemporary national and global contexts. Many people in Canada have direct or …

386 Christina R. Clark-Kazak “hoMe” By waRsan shiRe no one leaves home unless home is
the mouth of a shark you only run for the border when you see the whole city running as well …

Climate change is recognized as a profound challenge of the modern era, with documented
impacts on natural and social systems that link environmental vulnerability directly to human …

This thesis explores the acute surge in the irregular border crossings of asylum seekers
across the International Boundary into Canada between late 2016 to early 2018. The goal of …

This project was researched and written from the traditional Treaty 7 territory named
Moh'kinsstis by the first inhabitants of this land, which comprises the Blackfoot Confederacy …

This thesis explores Canadian responses towards unexpected arrivals of asylum seekers at
their borders. Grounded in critical and feminist geopolitics, it aims to unveil hidden and …

Context: This thesis analyzes media coverage in Canada of environmentally displaced
people (EDP) due to their recent prominence in political discussions on a national and …