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Climate Change, Human (Im)mobility, and Governance in Asia

Published on July 6, 2026

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Climate Change, Human (Im)mobility, and Governance in Asia

Call for Papers | Frontiers in Political Science – Special Issue

We are pleased to invite scholars, researchers, and practitioners to submit their original research to the upcoming Frontiers in Political Science Research Topic:

Climate Change, Human (Im)mobility, and Governance in Asia

As climate change continues to reshape patterns of mobility and immobility across Asia, this special issue seeks innovative, interdisciplinary research that advances our understanding of governance, environmental justice, migration, adaptation, resilience, and related policy challenges.

We are especially delighted that members of the HOPESEA research team are serving as Guest Editors for this special issue, and we warmly encourage contributions from researchers working across political science, communication, environmental studies, geography, sociology, development studies, and related fields.

We welcome theoretical, empirical, and methodological contributions that explore the complex intersections between climate change, human (im)mobility, and governance in the Asian context.

📄 Learn more about the Research Topic, submission guidelines, and important deadlines here:

https://www.frontiersin.org/research-topics/83402/climate-change-human-immobility-and-governance-in-asia

Please feel free to share this call with colleagues and research networks. We look forward to receiving your submissions and to advancing this important conversation together.

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