Explores the fragmented international migration governance, focusing on the role and weaknesses of the International Organization for Migration (IOM) and the reasons behind weak governance.
Covers asylum as international legal protection for vulnerable migrants, the distinction between asylum-seekers and irregular migrants, and the global refugee crisis.
Discusses human responsibility in climate change, the scale of environmental migration, terminology shifts, and the complex relationship between climate change and migration.
Examines how historical environmental distress like famine and drought drove migration, questioning the uniqueness of climate change-related migration.
