1st Thematic Call for Papers for 2023
We seek NEW AND ORIGINAL CONTRIBUTIONS on ‘disaster displacement, climate displacement, and other forms of climate-related (im)mobility within countries’. This 1st thematic Call for Papers builds on papers and blogs we have published over the past two years.
Recent Blogs and Papers
- ‘Planned Relocations : What We Know, Don’t Know, and Need to Learn’, blog by Elizabeth Ferris and Erica Bower
- ‘Policy Architecture to Address Disaster and Climate Change Induced Displacement in Bangladesh’, blog by Tasneem Siddiqui, Md. Ekhtekharul Islam and Tamin Billah, RMMRU
- ‘Conceptualizing Resistance to Climate Mobility: Re-Emplacement and Anti-Displacement Mobilities’, blog by Carol Farbotko
- ‘Climate Adaptation, Maladaptation and (Im)Mobility: Dynamics and Outcomes in Bangladesh’, working paper by Steven Miron
Forthcoming Blogs
- ‘Climate-induced Displacements in Bangladesh Through the Lens of Loss and Damage’, blog by Savio Rousseau Rozario and Madiha Chowdhury, ICCCAD
- ‘CLIMIG: A Uniquely-Curated Bibliographic Database and Research Tool on Climate Migration’, blog by Chiara Bernasconi, Issa Mballo and Etienne Piguet, University of Neuchâtel
Guidelines
Thematic submissions (and proposals) can take any of the following forms:
- Article-length working papers
- Short think pieces, policy briefs or blog contributions
- Videos, audio and other artistic media
See the website for contributor guidelines. Submissions, proposals and questions should be directed by email to the Editors at [email protected]. Follow us on Twitter @RID_networks.
About RID
Since its launch at the end of 2021, the Researching Internal Displacement platform has provided distinctive and independent analysis on a range of internal displacement topics. Its contributors include researchers, practitioners, policymakers, artists and people with lived experience of displacement. They bring perspectives from Africa, the Americas, the Middle East, Europe and Asia.