Gender, Migration and Climate Change (Routledge Studies in Gender and Economics)

Gendered dynamics have always been crucial in determining the experience and patterns of migration.The roles and responsibilities assigned to men and women within households and communities, created by cultural norms, social hierarchies, and economic systems, have dramatically influenced their experiences, vulnerabilities, and contributions during these movements.This book examines the intricate relationship between gender, migration, and climate change to shed light on one of the most important socioeconomic issues of the twenty-first century.It explores the gendered aspects of migration brought on by climate change, recognising the vulnerabilities, adaptability, and resilience of women, girls, and marginalised genders in the face of climate-related disruption. The book looks at how migration brought on by climate change alters the socioeconomic environments of both sending and receiving groups.It focuses on how these changes either promote or impede social fairness by differentially