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  1. Why mobile Indigenous cultures matter for climate policy

    Article • Geo Geography and Environment, January 2026, Wiley

    Dr. Dipl. Geogr. Simon Alexander Bunchuay-Peth

  2. Is mass climate migration inevitable? Why people's right to stay and adapt matters

    Article • Environmental Research Letters, August 2025, Institute of Physics Publishing

    Harald Sterly, Dr Kaderi Noagah Bukari , Dr. Dipl. Geogr. Simon Alexander Bunchuay-Peth

  3. Staying and moving: how ideas and skills help a Moroccan town adapt to climate change

    Article • Mobilities, May 2025, Taylor & Francis

    Dr. Dipl. Geogr. Simon Alexander Bunchuay-Peth

  4. When is a place livable? Rethinking habitability in a changing climate

    Article • Global Environmental Change, March 2025, Elsevier

    Ayansina Ayanlade, Harald Sterly, Dr. Dipl. Geogr. Simon Alexander Bunchuay-Peth

  5. Hidden everyday movements of people in a drought-prone area of Ethiopia

    Article • Regional Environmental Change, February 2025, Springer Science + Business Media

    Harald Sterly, Dr. Dipl. Geogr. Simon Alexander Bunchuay-Peth

  6. Migration can help villages adapt to climate change, but not everyone benefits equally

    Article • Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, January 2024, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences

    Harald Sterly, Dr. Dipl. Geogr. Simon Alexander Bunchuay-Peth

  7. Who benefits when Thai migrants move to Germany? Family ties and resilience

    Article • Geoforum, August 2020, Elsevier

    Dr. Dipl. Geogr. Simon Alexander Bunchuay-Peth

  8. Temporary by design: how Singapore keeps some migrants from settling

    Article • Urban Planning, July 2020, Cogitatio

    Dr. Dipl. Geogr. Simon Alexander Bunchuay-Peth

  9. Return migrants cannot always make use of skills and knowledge they learned during migration

    Article • Area, December 2019, Wiley

    Dr. Dipl. Geogr. Simon Alexander Bunchuay-Peth

  10. Also long-term migrants keep strong and enduring connections to thier place of origin

    Article • Mobilities, April 2018, Taylor & Francis

    Dr. Dipl. Geogr. Simon Alexander Bunchuay-Peth, Mr Simon Alexander Peth, Harald Sterly