A research center committed to the study of interactions between environmental changes, human migration, and politics. It conducts both theoretical and empirical field research and places great value on collective and collaborative work.
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Edited by The Hugo Observatory, this volume is the tenth in the annual series. This year’s authors focus primarily on sudden-onset displacement events, including the Australian megafires.
As we celebrate the 11th volume of the SEM, we are extending participation to this edition to Master and early-stage PhD students currently enrolled in a tertiary institution.
MAGYC: Migration Governance and Asylum Crises
MIGRADAPT: Making Migration Work for Adaptation to Environmental Changes. A Belgian Appraisal
MISTY: MIgration, Transformation and SustainabiliTY
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