Media, Climate Change and Global Migration

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Examines how media representations, communication practices, and cultural narratives shape our understanding of climate-induced migration. As climate change intensifies displacement and challenges political borders, media play a critical role in framing migrants’ experiences, influencing public opinion, and shaping policy responses. Explores the intersections of media, power, inequality, and human rights, while also briefly considering how affected communities use storytelling and communication to assert agency and imagine alternative futures.