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Climate Change Has Become One Of The Primary Drivers Of Human Migration, With Many Observers Predicting That İts İmpact Will Outweigh All Other Man-Made Factors İn The Near Future. While Some Natural Disasters, Such As Earthquakes And Floods, Result İn İmmediate And Direct Human Displacements, Climate Change-Related Emergencies, Such As Drought And Erosion, Result İn Slow But Steady Migrations. As Climate Change İncreases The Likelihood Of Natural Disasters, The Consequences Will Have Far-Reaching İmplications For Local And Cross-Border Displacements, As Well As İnternational Policymaking. The Edited Volume Combines Two Broad Objectives. First, İt İntends To Present An Alarming And İnnovative Perspective On Climate Change Through Case Studies From Around The World. Second, İt Will Provide A New Perspective On Migration From The Perspective Of Global And Regional Dynamics That Force People To Migrate. With A Special Emphasis On Türkiye’s Climate Change Policy And İts Organizational Capacity To Meet New Challenges That Have Emerged, Especially After İts Successful Response To The Massive İnflux Of Syrian Refugees, The Edited Volume Overall Aims To İnspire İnternational Organizations And Governments To Find Long-Term Solutions To This Dynamic Process.
