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The effect of global climate change on border management and climate migration

2022
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Zerrin Toprak Karaman

Abstract (EN)

Even though the global climate is going to an educational, economic and crisis from the whole system, it will be one of the reasons how states will react to the climate, which will be one of the most important of the climate crisis. In the content of new generations of the security issue, how to interpret and interpret the judgment regarding the use of these tools, how to review hardware and states, and care about the subject to be reviewed. Find has been used in education with a good educational method in the education of courses. As a result of our research using the quantitative method; It was determined that dangerous world view, climate change anxiety level and social dominance orientation were positively effective in perceiving climate refugees as a realistic threat. It has been concluded that the level of perception of climate refugees as a realistic threat and competitive worldview negatively affect the support for climate aid policies. However, according to the results of our research, the effects of the concerns about the violation of in-group norms and traditions expressing the symbolic threat are not significant for climate aid policies and the acceptance of climate refugees. Using the qualitative research method, semi-structured interviews were conducted and analyzed with academicians who are experts in the fields related to climate change. As a result of the interviews, it was concluded that a future inquiry and an integrated risk analysis should be created through the scenarios developed in the awareness of this risk for Turkey. Building new border walls or arming the borders for millions of people who will have to migrate due to climate change is a method that raises questions in terms of climate justice and is expected to fail in solving this crisis. In this context, sustainable solutions should be sought with international cooperation. Keywords: Border Management, Sea Level Rising, Floods, Climate Migration Crisis, Quality of Life, Global Partnership, Integrated Coastal Management.

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Dr. Ayşe Nur Balcılar

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Ayşe Nur Balcılar (Doctorate thesis). The effect of global climate change on border management and climate migration, 2022, Dokuz Eylül University.

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