The relationship of climate change with human migration and mobility has been of interest to researchers and policymakers for >25 years but the past decade has seen a marked growth of attention on climate migration into cities. This paper offers a systematic review of publications across disciplines from 2011 to 2020 on the relationship. An initial 1037 publications on climate change, migration and urban development have been considered and it is shown that their appearance is closely related to the publication of influential policy documents on climate migration. A subset of 173 publications is reviewed in greater depth and urban informality, labour migration and policy intervention are identified as key topics that have been studied. This literature is disproportionally focused on South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa as well as large cities. Much attention continues to be directed towards the importance of climate change in the causes for migration although multiple conceptual and methodological difficulties are identified. Based on the findings, a research agenda for future research on climate mobilities are identified: the importance of scientific definitions of migrants and mobilities, sophisticated conceptualisations of the causalities that structure climate mobilities, and a better understanding of how those mobilities reconfigure urban informalities.

25 年来，研究人员和政策制定者一直对气候变化与人类迁徙和流动的关系感兴趣，但在过去十年中，人们对气候迁入城市的关注显着增长。本文对 2011 年至 2020 年跨学科的出版物进行了系统评价。初步考虑了 1037 份关于气候变化、移民和城市发展的出版物，表明它们的出现与有影响力的气候移民政策文件的出版密切相关。对 173 份出版物的一个子集进行了更深入的审查，并将城市非正规性、劳动力迁移和政策干预确定为已研究的关键主题。这些文献不成比例地集中在南亚和撒哈拉以南非洲以及大城市。尽管确定了多种概念和方法上的困难，但人们仍继续关注气候变化在移徙原因中的重要性。根据研究结果，确定了未来气候流动性研究的研究议程：对移民和流动性进行科学定义的重要性，对构成气候流动性的因果关系的复杂概念化，以及更好地理解这些流动性如何重新配置​​城市非正规性。