EDITORIAL TEAM
Prof. David Cantor
Joint Editor-in-Chief
Prof. David Cantor, PhD, is founding Director of the Refugee Law Initiative (RLI) at the School of Advanced Study, University of London. He has 25 years of experience working on refugees and on internal displacement.
Steven Miron
Joint Editor-in-Chief
Steven Miron is a researcher working and publishing on environmental mobility, focusing on climate-related loss and damage (L&D) and displacement. He advocates for community-based approaches to climate adaptation and the integration of human mobility into climate adaptation planning. Steve is a Research Fellow with the Refugee Law Initiative (RLI) at the University of London School of Advanced. Studies; a member of RLI’s Internal Displacement Research Programme’s Affiliate Network; a Module Tutor in the Refugee Protection and Forced Migration Studies MA programme, University of London School of Advanced Studies; and heads up Researching Internal Displacement’s publishing in the thematic area of environmental displacement and climate mobilities.
Annette Andrews
Editor
Annette Andrews holds an MA with Distinction in Forced Migration and Refugee Protection from the University of London and a Certificate in Public Policy Analysis from the London School of Economics. With experience across 35 countries, she specializes in communications with a focus on Indigenous rights and internal displacement. Current local government work includes crisis communication and inclusive engagement on issues such as displacement by natural disasters, bridging practical and academic insights in internal displacement research and solutions.
Ekaterina (Kate) Pesegova
Editor
Ekaterina (Kate) Pesegova has degrees in Economics (Institute of Modern Business, Moscow), Law (Russian Academy of Justice, Moscow), and Public Administration (Humber College, Toronto) and is currently a student of MA in Refugee Protection and Forced Migration Studies (University of London). She has worked in public and non-profit sectors. Kate’s research focuses on analysing temporary protection policies implemented in various countries for people who fled Ukraine.