Edité par l'Observatoire Hugo de l'Université de Liège, ce volume est le dixième de la série annuelle et le cinquième du genre publié aux Presses Universitaires de Liège. Cet ouvrage vise à fournir à ses lecteurs les évaluations les plus à jour sur les événements récents et l'évolution de la dynamique des migrations environnementales à travers le monde. Chaque année, les éditeurs sélectionnent les meilleurs travaux d'étudiants diplômés du cours "Environnement et migrations", dispensé par Caroline Zickgraf à l'école des Affaires Internationales (PSIA) de Sciences Po (Paris). Les auteurs de cette année se concentrent principalement sur les événements de déplacement soudain, y compris les feux australiens, la rupture du barrage à Brumadinho (Brésil), les inondations à Budrio (Italie), les inondations au Kerala (Inde) et les cyclones Idai et Fani au Mozambique et en Inde. La relation entre la sécheresse et les déplacements internes liés au conflit dans la région de la baie de la Somalie, ainsi que l'importance des perceptions des populations du risque environnemental sur les résultats de l'(im)mobilité lors de l'acqua alta de Venise sont également analysées et discutées.

The State of Environmental Migration 2020 - A review of 2019

Edited by The Hugo Observatory of the University of Liège, this volume is the ninth in the annual series and the fourth of its kind published with the Presses Universitaires de Liège.

The State of Environmental Migration aims to provide its readership with the most updated assessments on recent events and evolving dynamics of environmental migration throughout the world. Each year, the editors select the best graduate student work from the course «Environment and Migration» taught by Caroline Zickgraf at the Paris School of International Affairs (PSIA) of Sciences Po. In this edition, the effects on migration and displacement of some of the most dramatic disasters of 2018 are studied, including the Sulawesi earthquake and tsunami in Indonesia, Hurricane Florence and Camp Fire (which was the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in California's history) in the United States, and the Volca´n de Fuego eruption in Guatemala. The relationship between progressive environmental changes and migration in the Nepalese Hindu Kush Himalayas, and the effects of armed conflicts on the prevention and management of disaster-induced displacement in Afghanistan are also analysed and discussed.

The state of environmental migration 2019 ;  a review of 2018

This volume is the eight in the annual series and the third of its kind published with the Presses Universitaires de Libge. The State of Environmental Migration aims to provide its readership with the most updated assessments on recent events and evolving dynamics of environmentol migration throughout the world. Each year, the editor select the best graduate student work from the course "Environment and Migration", taught by Francois Demme and Caroline Zickgrof at the Pods School of International Affairs (PSIA) of Sciences Po. Presented in this edition are displacements induced by some of the most dramatic disaster events of 2017, including Hurricane Irmo and Cyclone Enowo, as well os analyses of migration flows related to a variety of environmental occurrences throughout the year spanning the globe. SEM 2018 thus represents another stepping stone towards understanding how the adverse effects of climate change and disasters alter migration patterns.

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