1/ In reflecting on my work this year I have just realized that everything I published concerned climate change: here is a roundup of my 2020 writing on #climate #justice, climate #reparations, climate #debt, climate #displacement, climate #mobilities & #disaster #recovery
2/ My most recent online piece is on #Arctic #Mobilities, #climate #displacement and #Indigenous rights, originating from a great workshop @PennLaw_CERL law.upenn.edu/live/news/1080…
3/ Last month I also wrote about #climate #displacement and the case for #climate #reparations and #open #borders for those fleeing climate disasters motherjones.com/environment/20…
4/ Which originally appeared here thebulletin.org/2020/11/the-ca…
5/ Both of these came out of thinking about Caribbean #climate #colonialism and #climate #debt in my book Island Futures: Caribbean Survival in the Anthropocene @DukePress YOU CAN STILL GET IT for 50% off with the code E20SHELL dukeupress.edu/island-futures
6/ Related to #climate #mobilities is the question of #mobility #justice in low-carbon #transitions, which I wrote about for Science for the People Magazine @sftpmag Special issue on the Green New Deal #GND magazine.scienceforthepeople.org/vol23-2/green-…
7/ In May my @drexel_coas colleagues @USofDisaster and R. Dilworth and I also wrote about what the #COVID19 #pandemic response reveals about dealing with climate change disasters, #inequity and the need for equitable #climate #action americanscientist.org/blog/macroscop…
8/ This related to my ideas on "Reconstructing Tourism in the Caribbean: connecting pandemic recovery, #climate #resilience and #sustainable #tourism through #mobility #justice" (Journal of Sustainable Tourism) tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…
9/ For earlier articles on related topics also check out this great special issue of the Journal of Extreme Events, on #Caribbean recovery after #hurricanes Irma and Maria worldscientific.com/toc/joee/05/04 and this piece on #climate #debt and the #Anthropocene journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/02…
10/ You can find more of my thoughts on #mobility #justice here routledge.com/Handbook-of-Ur…
11/ And on Contemporary Archipelagic Thinking here rowman.com/ISBN/978178661…

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What Comes After A Mobility Shock: As the coronavirus sweeps around the world, outpacing public health efforts to contain it, all human mobilities have been brought to an abrupt halt. People have stopped going to work, children are home from school, businesses close their doors,
2/ airplanes stop flying, cruise ships are turned away from ports, borders are closing, factories stop churning out products, and shipment of goods globally has vastly slowed. The governing regime of mobilities has been thrown into sudden disarray, and with it the world economy.
3/ Under these exigencies to de-mobilize our lives, we are forced to adopt new routines, new habits, and new ways of stilling ourselves, our economies, and our social interactions.
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