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Contents

Table of treaties, other international instruments and legislation

List of abbreviations

Introduction

1. Conceptualizing Climate Change-Related Movement

2. The Relevance of International Refugee Law

3. Climate Change-Related Movement and International Human Rights Law: The Role of Complementary Protection

4. State Practice on Protection from Disasters and Related Harms

5. 'Disappearing States', Statelessness, and Relocation

6. Moving with Dignity: Responding to Climate Change-Related Mobility in Bangladesh

7. 'Protection' or 'Migration'? The 'Climate Refugee' Treaty Debate

8. Institutional Governance

9. Overarching Normative Principles

Conclusion

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Index

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