About
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.
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 |