Scholars
Jesús Marcos Gamero Rus
Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
Based in
Spain
Europe
Jesús Marcos Gamero holds a Phd. in Social Analysis at University Carlos III of Madrid, with a thesis in the study of climate migration and the responses from social protection policies. His field or research and advocacy is related with the study of the social impacts of climate change and its response by society. Thus, and together with climate migration, he is interested in the adaptation of health systems to climate change or climate intergenerational cooperation, with a focus on the role of older people in the fight against climate change. Currently he is teaching “Global Environmental Challenges” at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid.
Publications
Articles
Gamero, J. (2020). “Protección Social y Estado de Bienestar ante el cambio climático”. Congreso Interuniversitario sobre el Futuro del Trabajo (volumen I), Sevilla 2019. International Labour Organization (ILO), Ministry of Labour and Social Economy
Gamero, J. (2018). “Desigualdades en tránsito: cambio climático, migración y pobreza”. Informe sobre sostenibilidad en España 2018. Fundación Alternativas.
Gamero, J. (2018). “Cambio climático, migración, conflicto y pobreza: el caso de Siria.” Revista Tiempo de Paz, Nº 128 Primavera 2018. Movimiento por la paz, el desarme y la libertad (MPDL).
Gamero, J. (2017). Una aproximación a las cuestiones de género desde el estudio de casos de justicia medioambiental en la ocupación de Palestina. En Cárdenas C., Canchari R., & De Rojas Díaz E. (Eds.), De género y guerra. Nuevos enfoques en los conflictos armados actuales: Tomo II. Estudios sobre experiencias internacionales (pp. 237-253). Bogotá D. C.: Editorial Universidad del Rosario.
Gamero, J. (2015), Guía Medioambiental y Climática Elecciones Municipales 2015, Proyecto Guía Climática 2015.
Gamero, J. (2014), “Social protection policies in the context of sustainable development policies and climate change” Brief for the United Nations Global Sustainable Development Report (GSDR). Article in english and spanish.
Pontin, B., de Lucia, V., and Gamero, J.M. (2014), “Environmental Injustice in Occupied Palestian Territories: Problems and Prospects”. Report prepared for the Heinrich Boll Foundation and Al-Haq as a result of the project Environmental Justice problems in the OPT.
Gamero, J. (2014), “Climate induced migration in the Mediteranean region. Adaptive response strategies from a socioeconomic perspective”. Summer School of the Centro Euro-Mediterraneo sui Cambiamenti Climatici (CMCC)-International Center for Climate Governance (ICCG) title “Summer School on Adaptation Policies and Practices in the Mediterranean Basin (MedAdapt)”.
Gamero, J. (2014), “The International Labour Organization and the world of work organizations integration in the discourse and responses on environmental migration”. Article for the Workshop “Organizational Perspectives on Environmental Migration”. Rome (Italy), Academia Belgica, 7 – 8 November 2014
Gamero, J. (2012), “Conclusions of the Workshop on Climate Change and Population Movement”. Mediterranean Youth Seminar “”Humanitarian Consequences of Forced Migration”. Rome, 2-6 May 2012. IFRC.
Gamero, J. (2012), “Climate Change and migration: perspectives from the world of work”. 25rd International Climate Policy (ICP) Workshop. 25-26 October 2012 Zurich.
Gamero, J. (2011), “European Union Climate Policy Integration: National Government Programmes in Perspective”. 23rd International Climate Policy (ICP) Workshop. 20-21 October 2011 Malta.
Pardo, M., et al. (2011), “Evaluación Seguimiento Cambio Global en ámbito socioeconómico Parque Nacional Picos Europa”. Final Report. Universidad Carlos III de Madrid and Fundación Biodiversidad.
Pardo, M., and Gamero, J. (2010), “Cambio Global: Indicadores Sociales y Económicos para el seguimiento en los Picos de Europa”. Comunicación Técnica. CONAMA’10. Congreso Nacional del Medioambiente.
Gamero, J. (2004), “The right to water under international human rights law and international humanitarian law in Palestine”. Irish Centre for Human Rights.