Natural Disasters and Conflict: An Uneasy Relationship

How do international relations influence the aftermath of natural disasters in South and East Asia, especially migration and conflict? Climate change intensifies natural disasters, leading to displacement and resource competition, which can escalate conflicts. A holistic approach combining disaster prevention, conflict resolution, and policy reform is critical for resilience.

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.69790/epis-rep-cpe-1/52830
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Disaster Management and Resilience
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Natural Disasters and Conflict: An Uneasy Relationship

Moritz Geiger, Theodor Pina
Disaster Management and Resilience
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Natural Disasters and Conflict: An Uneasy Relationship

Moritz Geiger, Theodor Pina
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Abstract

How do international relations influence the aftermath of natural disasters in South and East Asia, especially migration and conflict? Climate change intensifies natural disasters, leading to displacement and resource competition, which can escalate conflicts. A holistic approach combining disaster prevention, conflict resolution, and policy reform is critical for resilience.

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