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  • Environmental Sociology
  • Migration Studies
  • Risk Analysis

Background:

  • Environmental stress is a growing cause of population displacement globally.
  • The interplay between environmental vulnerability and migration intentions requires further investigation.
  • Existing migration theories often overlook the nuanced role of environmental factors.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To examine how environmental vulnerability influences individuals' migration intentions.
  • To explore the mediating role of perceived risk and the moderating role of policy awareness.
  • To integrate environmental, economic, and policy factors in migration research.

Main Methods:

  • Utilized a dual-stage analytical approach.
  • Collected data from residents residing in high-risk environmental zones in China.
  • Applied the push-pull theory of migration as a theoretical framework.

Main Results:

  • Environmental stress and perceived economic opportunities were significant predictors of migration intentions.
  • Perceived risk mediated the relationship between environmental stress and migration intentions.
  • Policy awareness moderated the link between perceived economic opportunity and migration intention.

Conclusions:

  • Environmental stress is the primary driver of migration intentions in the studied population.
  • Proactive policies are crucial for mitigating involuntary migration and enhancing community resilience.
  • Integrating environmental, economic, and policy perspectives offers a comprehensive understanding of migration dynamics.