September 27, 2025Open Access

Climate-Induced Exile: Intersectionality, Refugee Women, and the Dynamics of Conflict and Negotiation

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DLDiosey Ramón Lugo-MorínOldham Council

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This analysis reveals how climate disasters exacerbate structural inequalities for refugee women, highlighting the need for gender-sensitive policy frameworks.

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Displacement caused by climate crises significantly affects women, exacerbating existing inequalities and limiting adaptation capacities.
The emergence of women climate refugees challenges current international legal frameworks and complicates responses in global governance.
Adopting gender-sensitive policies is crucial in addressing the vulnerabilities of refugee women amid climate change impacts.
The study emphasizes the importance of recognizing refugee women as both vulnerable populations and active agents of social change.

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Diosey Ramón Lugo-Morín (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d7be62eebfec0fc5237b8e https://doi.org/10.20944/preprints202509.1902.v1

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This analysis reveals how climate disasters exacerbate structural inequalities for refugee women, highlighting the need for gender-sensitive policy frameworks.

Climate-Induced Exile: Intersectionality, Refugee Women, and the Dynamics of Conflict and Negotiation

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