%0 Journal Article 
%A Dorta Pérez, Flavio
%T Displaced people by the effects of climate change, and their  international recognition and regularization. Special focus on vulnerable groups and the New Pact on Migration  and Asylum.
%D 2025
%U http://hdl.handle.net/10498/38513
%X With only five years to go before what many scientists believe will be the point of no return 
for climate change, we are facing one of the many issues that cause concern for both 
individuals and States: migration induced by climate change. Since the beginning of the 21st 
century, global warming and the management of migrations flows, as well as their causes, 
have been one of the main issues of concern for States and International Organisations. This 
paper is of high relevance not only because of its analysis of migrations, a topical issue that is 
prompting societies to engage in major social debates, but also because of its relation with the 
greatest crisis of the current century, shedding light on it from an ethnic and gender 
perspective, and its possible configuration in the most recent legal text on the management of 
migratory flows. Are these migrants legally protected? What challenges do they face? Are 
they on an equal footing? Is it possible to protect them? How? These are the questions that 
this paper will answer as it identifies and analyses the key points of this environmental, legal 
and social framework.

%K Climate Change
%K Forced Displacement
%K Climate Reductionism
%K Environmental Refugees
%K Internally Displaced People
%K Internationally Displaced People
%K Kiribati Escape Plan
%K Vulnerable Groups
%K Ecofeminism
%K New Pact on Migration and Asylum
%K Cambio Climático
%K Desplazamiento Forzoso
%K Reduccionismo Climático
%K Refugiados Ambientales
%K Personas Desplazadas Internamente
%K Personas Desplazadas Internacionalmente
%K Plan de Escape de Kiribati
%K Grupos Vulnerables
%K Ecofeminismo
%K Nuevo Pacto sobre Migración y Asilo
%~ Universidad de Cádiz