Research paper
Circular Migration as Climate Change Adaptation: Reconceptualising New Zealand´s and Australia’s Seasonal Worker Programs
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- Circular Migration as Climate Change Adaptation: Reconceptualising New Zealand´s and Australia’s Seasonal Worker Programs
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This paper looks into an aspect of adaptation, namely the role of the circular migration as climate change adaptation. It focuses on two of the Pacific region’s recently well -known seasonal labor schemes, Namely Australia’s Seasonal Workers Program (SWP) and New Zealand ‘s recognized Seasonal Employer Scheme (RSE), and asks if beyond the current goals the schemes May be reconceptualsed as adaptation programs responsive not only towards developmental and economic Concerns but the wider (and i...
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- Research paper
- Date created
- 2013-12-01
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- Christine Brickenstein / Gil Marvel Tabucanon
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- Precedente
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- http://www.icesi.edu.co/revistas/index.php/precedente/article/view/1724
- Related subjects
- Circular migration / climate change / adaptation / human migration / Law
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