Contextualising Typologies of Environmentally Induced Population Movement

Using the case of Tuvalu, the paper analysed key environmental factors said to contribute to population movement, in addition to considering time factors, in order to show how typologies for environmentally induced population movement need to be understood in a contextualised manner.

Author Name(s): 
Stojanov Robert,
 Kelman Ilan,
 Shen Shawn,
 Duží Barbora,
 Upadhyay Himani,
 Vikhrov Dmytro,
 Lingaraj G.J.,
 Mishra Arabinda
Citation: 

Stojanov, R., I. Kelman, S. Shen, B. Duží, H. Upadhyay, D. Vikhrov, G.J. Lingaraj, and A. Mishra. 2014.  Contextualising Typologies of Environmentally Induced Population Movement. Disaster Prevention and Management 23(5): 508-523,

Publication type: 
Articles
Journal Article
Publication year: 
2014
DOI: 
https://doi.org/10.1108/DPM-09-2013-0152
Link(s): 
https://www.emerald.com:443/doi/full/10.1108/DPM-09-2013-0152
Biome/Habitat: 
Agricultural Lands
Coastal Areas
Small Islands
Population: 
Migration
Scale: 
National
Nat. Res. and Env. Stressors: 
Climate
Coastal
Natural Hazard
Methodology: 
Qualitative
Major Region: 
Oceania
Country: 
Tuvalu
Language: 
English