Eco-Refugees: Borders and (Non-) Human Mobility in Literature in English
The Eco-RefugLit Project explores the intersections of climate change and (non)human mobility in contemporary literature in English, offering new perspectives on one of the most urgent global challenges of our time.
Climate-driven mobility
Understanding how environmental change reshapes patterns of human and non-human displacement across territories and species.
Literature and environmental humanities
Examining how contemporary literature engages with borders, climate change and mobility.
Borders, justice and global change
Rethinking the cultural, political and ethical dimensions of human and non-human migration in the context of the current climate crisis.
News
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Rethinking displacement: Eco-RefugLit launches its seminar series on climate mobility
On 17 March, Eco-RefugLit organised the event Climate Change & Human Mobilities at the University of Santiago de Compostela, bringing together researchers and experts to examine the growing impact of climate change…
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Climate Change & Human Mobilities
The event will bring together academics, professionals, and displaced people for a day dedicated to exploring the connection between environmental degradation and forced displacement. Aiming to bridge the gap between academia and…
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Eco-RefugLit launches its official website
The Eco-RefugLit project has launched its official website, creating a central platform for sharing research activities, publications and project updates. The site will serve as a space for academic dissemination and public…