Assess students' ability to design a theoretically grounded mixed-methods research framework to evaluate the political economy of climate-induced migration and its effects on urban governance and service delivery in coastal megacities; scope includes integrating political-economy and migration/climate vulnerability theory, formulating research questions and a conceptual model, specifying quantitative (indicators, sampling, longitudinal and spatial analysis, econometrics) and qualitative (interviews, focus groups, participatory methods) components, data sources, measurement of governance and service delivery outcomes, analytic triangulation, ethical/stakeholder considerations, limitations, and policy translation.