Cambridge Peaceshaping & Climate Lab publications

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Integral to the mission of the Cambridge Peaceshaping & Climate Lab is to research the interrelationship between peace, conflict and climate change. 

CPCL works with a range of scholars and institutions to develop academic papers, working papers and summaries of the research.

We have produced a series of working papers and summary reports, aligning to the work streams.

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Publications

Title At a glance Authors Link
Working paper
Climate mobilities: understanding the environment-climate-mobility nexus
This working paper tracks recent research into climate mobilities, with a special focus on the role of water in the climate mobility- environment nexus. Sophie Harbour Download working paper
Report
To understand climate mobility, follow the water
In this report, we analyse the causes of water-related climate mobility, quantify its likely effects, and offer a path forward for reducing the impact as much as possible. Torsten Kurth, Dean Muruven, Ann Balzarolo, Emma Clemens, Lamia Skalli, Julia Huysamer, Fhulu Netsianda, Professor Neil Stott and Sophie Harbour Download report
Summary
Peacegaming: a blueprint for evidence-based co-design
Exploring the untapped potential of gaming in conflict prevention and peacekeeping. Dr Michelle Darlington, Dr Jarrod Pendlebury and Professor Tanya Krzywinska Download working paper summary
Summary
Climate mobilities: understanding the environment-climate-mobility nexus
Addressing climate mobility: challenges, strategies and the role of interdisciplinary collaboration. Sophie Harbour and Dr Michelle Darlington Download working paper summary
Summary
Spot and stop: using technologies to predict and prevent climate related conflict
Integrating ‘spot and stop’ technologies with local knowledge to enhance understanding of and responses to climate and conflict risks. Lucy Caines and Michelle Darlington Download working paper summary
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