Lily Salloum Lindegaard
Biographic Data
| ID | 1405547 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lily Salloum Lindegaard |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lily Salloum |
| FAMILY NAME | Lindegaard |
| SIGNATURE | LINDEGAARD L S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Danish Institute for International Studies |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9078-474X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 26 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
‘These days, things have changed’
While climate-related mobility has been part of life in Africa for centuries, existing literature on migration in the context of climate change generally lacks a historical perspective. This paper historicises climate-related migration in the Northern Savannah Zone of Ghana, with specific focus on the Upper West Region, drawing on climate data, a survey of 403 households, and interviews and focus group discussions with farmers. It demonstrates th…
Introduction to the special section
Attention to the linkages between climate change and human mobility practices – including immobility – has mounted as climate-related mobility becomes more evident. Research and policy engagement have followed, with increasing recognition of the complexity of climate-related mobility countering simplistic causal models. In this introduction and special section, we seek specifically to highlight the relationship between governance and climate-rela…
Everyday adaptation, interrupted agency and beyond
Climate change is increasingly widespread and intense. In response, formal adaptation efforts are gaining momentum and financing globally, while those affected address felt changes through a variety of everyday adaptations, the aggregate daily practices articulated in response to ongoing social-ecological change. Our research examined the interplay between formal and everyday adaptations in practice. Specifically, we sought to shed light on the t…
Global Climate Change Knowledge and the Production of Climate Subjects in Vietnam
Critical scholarship on climate change knowledge has largely overlooked the latter’s influence on the formation of political subjects. This article addresses this gap; it draws on literature of political and environmental subjects to examine how political authorities use global climate change knowledge to form ‘climate subjects.’ It argues that through formation of climate subjects, political authorities can steer the climate change response and …
Adaptation as a political arena
The evolving local social contract for managing climate and disaster risk in Vietnam
How do disasters shape local government legitimacy in relation to managing climate- and disaster-related risks? This paper looks at how local authorities in Central Vietnam perceive their social contract for risk reduction, including the partial merging of responsibilities for disaster risk management with new plans for and investments in climate change adaptation and broader socioeconomic development. The findings indicate that extreme floods an…
Adaptation as a political arena
The evolving local social contract for managing climate and disaster risk in Vietnam
How do disasters shape local government legitimacy in relation to managing climate- and disaster-related risks? This paper looks at how local authorities in Central Vietnam perceive their social contract for risk reduction, including the partial merging of responsibilities for disaster risk management with new plans for and investments in climate change adaptation and broader socioeconomic development. The findings indicate that extreme floods an…
Everyday adaptation, interrupted agency and beyond
Climate change is increasingly widespread and intense. In response, formal adaptation efforts are gaining momentum and financing globally, while those affected address felt changes through a variety of everyday adaptations, the aggregate daily practices articulated in response to ongoing social-ecological change. Our research examined the interplay between formal and everyday adaptations in practice. Specifically, we sought to shed light on the t…
Global Climate Change Knowledge and the Production of Climate Subjects in Vietnam
Critical scholarship on climate change knowledge has largely overlooked the latter’s influence on the formation of political subjects. This article addresses this gap; it draws on literature of political and environmental subjects to examine how political authorities use global climate change knowledge to form ‘climate subjects.’ It argues that through formation of climate subjects, political authorities can steer the climate change response and …
The evolving local social contract for managing climate and disaster risk in Vietnam
How do disasters shape local government legitimacy in relation to managing climate- and disaster-related risks? This paper looks at how local authorities in Central Vietnam perceive their social contract for risk reduction, including the partial merging of responsibilities for disaster risk management with new plans for and investments in climate change adaptation and broader socioeconomic development. The findings indicate that extreme floods an…
Adaptation as a political arena
Global Climate Change Knowledge and the Production of Climate Subjects in Vietnam
Critical scholarship on climate change knowledge has largely overlooked the latter’s influence on the formation of political subjects. This article addresses this gap; it draws on literature of political and environmental subjects to examine how political authorities use global climate change knowledge to form ‘climate subjects.’ It argues that through formation of climate subjects, political authorities can steer the climate change response and …
Everyday adaptation, interrupted agency and beyond
Climate change is increasingly widespread and intense. In response, formal adaptation efforts are gaining momentum and financing globally, while those affected address felt changes through a variety of everyday adaptations, the aggregate daily practices articulated in response to ongoing social-ecological change. Our research examined the interplay between formal and everyday adaptations in practice. Specifically, we sought to shed light on the t…
‘These days, things have changed’
While climate-related mobility has been part of life in Africa for centuries, existing literature on migration in the context of climate change generally lacks a historical perspective. This paper historicises climate-related migration in the Northern Savannah Zone of Ghana, with specific focus on the Upper West Region, drawing on climate data, a survey of 403 households, and interviews and focus group discussions with farmers. It demonstrates th…
Introduction to the special section
Attention to the linkages between climate change and human mobility practices – including immobility – has mounted as climate-related mobility becomes more evident. Research and policy engagement have followed, with increasing recognition of the complexity of climate-related mobility countering simplistic causal models. In this introduction and special section, we seek specifically to highlight the relationship between governance and climate-rela…
Climate change (6 works) · Climate Change, Adaptation, Migration (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Geography (4 works) · Ecology (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works)