Hello, I am looking for someone to write an article on Analysis of the Article Climate Change, Migration and Governance by Dr. Susan Martin. It needs to be at least 1500 words.

Hello, I am looking for someone to write an article on Analysis of the Article Climate Change, Migration and Governance by Dr. Susan Martin. It needs to be at least 1500 words. Dr. Susan Martin made final reports in September 1997 to Congress and issued recommendations to reform refugee and immigration policy in order to help communities and newcomers in reinvigorating United States leadership in the policy for refugee and restructure the responsible federal agencies for immigration policy implementation. Before joining the staff commission, Dr. Susan Martin was the Director of Programs and Research at the Group of Refugee Policy based in Washington for United States analysis and international programs and refugee policy. Susan Martin was at the American Studies Department an Assistant Professor and Lecturer for American Civilization History at the University of Pennsylvania. Susan Martin has authored other articles including Refugee Women and immigration and refugee policy. Dr. Susan Martin received M.A. and Ph.D. from the University of Pennsylvania and B.A. from Rutgers University.

Susan Martin’s biography and expertise in immigration and climate change is a source of confidence and trust in this article. She has wide experience and has led many programs and initiative in the United States. The journal article was published in the year 2010 and had a sole purpose of educating and informing people on global governance, particularly climate change and migration. This is also a source of trust in the information and validity of the research. The intended audience of the journal article are the refugees, environmental immigrants and those in leadership especially governments where immigration policies are implemented. The article is a scholarly article directed to a specialized group mentioned, refugees, environmental immigrants and policymakers. The author is not biased at all in the article because she has included the interests of all audience from refugees, to environmental immigrants, and to policymakers. For example in (Martin 398), she addresses the policymakers on managing environmentally induced migration and the challenges involved. Dr. Susan Martin makes an appeal to the audience on the potential impact, on migration pattern, of climate change. She also appeals to the existing capacities of addressing and discussing forms of movement and gaps in governance.