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Migration, climate change and the futures of global population redistribution
Ronald Skeldon
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Maastricht Graduate School of Governance
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Climate Change
100%
World Population
100%
Population Redistribution
100%
Political Economy
33%
Environmental Change
33%
Resource Access
33%
Political Agenda
33%
Interlinkages
33%
Political Issues
33%
Developmental Variables
33%
Internal Migration
33%
Mover
33%
Left behind
33%
Age Profiles
33%
International Migrants
33%
Migration Drivers
33%
Immediate Future
33%
Trapped Populations
33%
Migration Transformation
33%
INIS
populations
100%
migration
100%
climatic change
100%
resources
25%
space
25%
climates
25%
economics
25%
trapping
25%
Social Sciences
Climate Change
100%
Political Agenda
33%
Political Economics
33%
Environmental Degradation
33%
Internal Migration
33%