Carl Middleton is Assistant Professor and Director of the Center for Social Development Studies in the Faculty of Political Science, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand.

Rebecca Elmhirst is Reader in Human Geography and Deputy Head of the School of Environment and Technology at the University of Brighton, UK.

Supang Chantavanich is Professor Emeritus at the Faculty of Political Science, Institute of Asian Studies, and adviser to the Asian Research Center for Migration, Chulalongkorn University, Thailand.

1. Migration and floods in Southeast Asia: A mobile political ecology of vulnerability, resilience and social justice 2. Living with the flood: A political ecology of fishing, farming, and migration around Tonle Sap Lake, Cambodia 3. Migrants seeking out and living with floods: A case study of Mingalar Kwet Thet settlement, Yangon, Myanmar 4. Risky spaces, vulnerable households, and mobile lives in Laos: Quo vadis flooding and migration? 5. Living with and against floods in Bangkok and Thailand's central plain 6. Generating Vulnerability to Floods: Poor Urban Migrants and the State in Metro Manila, Philippines 7. Responses to Flooding: Migrants' Perspectives in Hanoi, Vietnam 8. Flooding in a city of migrants: ethnicity and entitlement in Bandar Lampung, Indonesia 9. Vulnerabilities of Local People and Migrants due to Flooding in Malaysia: Identifying Gaps for Better Management 10. Floods and migrants: Synthesis and implications for policy