CHALLENGING MIGRATION MYTHS: PREDICTING FLOWS UNDER EXTREME CONDITIONS Dr. Dawn Bolger, Swansea University, United Kingdom, Mid career, Dr. Jack Tudor, Swansea University, United Kingdom, Early career, Male TRANSNATIONAL PLACE ATTACHMENT AND IDENTITY AMONG TUVALUAN MIGRANTS: NAVIGATING BELONGING AMID CLIMATE DISPLACEMENT Dr. Amina Ghezal, University of Exeter, United Kingdom, Early career (up to 5 years from award of PhD), IMMIGRANT-ORIGIN BACKGROUNDS AND CLIMATE CHANGE POLICY PREFERENCES Dr Lucas Geese, University of East Anglia, United Kingdom, Mid career, THE WEAPONISATION OF THE SEA: REFUGEES AS THE TROJAN HORSE FOR DIPLOMATIC BARGAINING Dr Anastasia Filippidou, Cranfield University, United Kingdom THE WEAPONISATION OF THE SEA: REFUGEES AS THE TROJAN HORSE FOR DIPLOMATIC BARGAINING Dr Sevinc Ozturk (Cukurova University), Sefa Secen (Nazareth University), Aykut Ozturk, Cranfield University, United Kingdom

6th panel: Novel Empirical Approaches to Migration--Wed @ 9:30 with: Darn Bolger, Jack Tudor, Amina Ghezal, Lucas Geese, Anastasia Filippidou, and Sevinc Ozturk. Themes: #quantitativemethods, #climagechange, #popularbelief, #migrantmovements