Statelessness and Climate Change Research in Europe

Hi everyone! I was super excited to find this community so thanks for having me.

My name is Sophie and I am currently studying at the University of Gothenburg in Sweden, though am from New Zealand. I am currently working on my Master’s thesis on the topic of climate change and statelessness in Europe. Essentially, I want to look at how stateless people in Europe have been and will continue to be affected by climate change.

If anyone knows any organisations/people working in the civil society space with stateless people (particularly in Italy, as I think this will be my focus) I would be glad to hear about it!

Feel free to send me a message to chat as well

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@sophieauckram welcome to the community! Great that you are doing much needed research on this topic.

Hi @sophieauckram, I just saw your post now - your research sounds so interesting! I work at the European Network on Statelessness and we have a few members who have done bits of work on this topic that I can share here (although not Europe-focused), although it’s certainly under-researched/understood still. I hope this is helpful! :)

A blog post by one of our members on nationality loss in the context of climate change: https://www.statelessness.eu/updates/blog/preventing-statelessness-and-nationality-loss-context-climate-change

A policy briefing by the Peter McCullin Centre on Statelessness (in Australia) and other European partners: https://law.unimelb.edu.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0003/3945081/Statelessness-and-Climate-Change.pdf

And a report by the same centre on nationality loss in the Pacific: https://law.unimelb.edu.au/centres/statelessness/resources/reports/the-future-of-nationality-in-the-pacific

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