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6 November 2008 - 4th Bonn Dialogues

The upcoming Bonn Dialogues takes place at the Haus der Geschichte Bonn at 6 pm. This year's event entitled "Environmentally Induced Migration - Concept or Reality?" brings together experts and the public to investigate the links between environmental changes and migration.

Downlaod the flyer and registration form for the event in English or German .

More information on the Bonn Dialogues Series here.

The invited expert panelists will discuss environment as a driving factor for migration and will investigate how migration can be a seen as a coping strategy for vulnerable people who are exposed to environmental threats and changes.