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Pauline Brücker is a Migration Research Fellow at the Institute for Sustainable Development and International Relations (IDDRI). Her current research focuses on the linkages between environment and migration, in a human right-based perspective. She mainly works on normative protection gaps of environmentally displaced persons. She also researches on migration governances’ gaps at large, on the externalization of migration control and the management of mixed migration flows. She pursued field researches on environmental migration related policy and legal challenges in Bangladesh. Her PhD research will question the impact of environmental changes, especially drought and desertification, on migration patterns in the Middle East and the Horn of Africa. Graduated from a Master of International Public Management at Paris School of International Affairs of Sciences Po Paris, she specialized in Public International law and Transitional Justice related to migration and refugee issues, especially in the Middle East. She has extensive experience with internal and protracted displacement situation in the region. She is a member of the Management Committee of the European Cooperation for Scientific and Technical research (COST) on "Climate Change and Migration" until 2014. | |||||||||
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- Publications
- « Les exilés de l'environnement - Les terribles années 2010-2011 », France Culture, 20/03/2012The State of Environmental Migration 2010, Analyses / Studies, n°7, 2011Migrations et déplacements de populations dans un monde à +4°C - Scénarios d’évolution et options politiques, Synthèses / Policy Briefs, n°4, 2011
