CCECRCR - 2027 · 12 January 2027

Call for Papers – CCECRCR 2027, Vancouver

Conference on Cross-Border Environmental Conflict Resolution and Climate Refugees, Vancouver, Canada

ISFECC invites researchers, scholars, educators and professionals to submit original work to the Conference on Cross-Border Environmental Conflict Resolution and Climate Refugees (CCECRCR-2027), held in Vancouver, Canada on 12 January 2027.

CCECRCR - 2027

Call for Paper CCECRCR-2027

Researchers, scholars, educators, and professionals are invited to submit original work to the Conference on Cross-Border Environmental Conflict Resolution and Climate Refugees (CCECRCR-2027). Start with an abstract that summarizes your research objectives, approach, and results, then follow the peer review procedure through to the final decision.

Submit your paper
Send your abstract or full paper through the online submission form.
Get published
Selected papers go to ISSN journals, including Scopus and Web of Science indexed journals.
Be cited
Every paper receives a unique DOI through Crossref, and printed proceedings carry an ISBN.
Win recognition
Best Paper and Best Presentation Awards, plus one excellent paper from each oral session.

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Topics of CCECRCR-2027

Topics include, but are not limited to:

Legal Frameworks and International Law

Analysis of existing treaties on climate refugees
Implications of international environmental law
Case studies of cross-border conflict resolutions

Human Rights and Displacement Issues

Impact of environmental changes on human rights
Rights of climate refugees in host countries
Legal protections for displaced individuals

Intergovernmental Cooperation and Policy

Role of regional organizations in conflict resolution
Best practices for joint environmental governance
Strategies for engaging affected communities

Socioeconomic Impacts of Environmental Conflict

Economic consequences of climate-related conflicts
Assessment of livelihoods and resilience
Resource management and community adaptation

Community-Based Approaches and Local Knowledge

Incorporating indigenous knowledge in conflict resolution
Local governance and grassroots initiatives
Case studies of successful community interventions

Future Scenarios and Climate Adaptation Strategies

Predictive models of climate-induced migration
Developing adaptive policies for vulnerable regions
Long-term implications for global security and stability

Contact

Contact the CCECRCR-2027 team

Questions about submission, registration, the invitation letter or publication? Send us a message and the conference team will reply by email.

Email[email protected]
Conference locationVancouver, Canada, 12 January 2027