The Political Ecology of Philippine Migration in a Changing Climate

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Climate change pressures compel poor households to migrate, leading to complex relationships between adaptation and mobility.
The Philippines, a major exporter of migrant workers, exemplifies the challenges posed by extreme weather and sea-level rise.
This analysis employs a political ecology lens to explore underrepresented themes in climate-induced mobility and immobility.
Findings suggest a pressing need for more nuanced policies addressing the intersection of climate change and migration.

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This analysis evaluates climate change impacts and vulnerabilities in migration patterns, highlighting implications for governance.

Marvin Joseph F. Montefrio (2025) studied this question.

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