Maintaining Refuge: Anthropological Reflections in Uncertain Times
Información General
- Autores: David W. Haines (ed. lit.), Jayne Howell (ed. lit.), Fethi Keles (ed. lit.)
- Editores: Committee on Refugees and Immigrants
- Año de publicación: 2017
- País: Estados Unidos
- Idioma: inglés
- ISBN: 9780692975978
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Otros catálogos
- Citas a capítulos: 1 Citas
Listado de artículos
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Part One: Barriers to Refuge
págs. 5-10
Looking for Refuge in the Other New York City: Librarian Refugees in Staten Island
págs. 11-18
Refuge and Youth Radicalization in Chaf: Dilemmas of Refugee Protection in Central Africa
págs. 19-26
Refuge in Austria: The Chechen Case
págs. 27-32
págs. 33-40
"To Lose Friends. Lose School, Lose Security": Salvadoran Refugee Youth and Access to Education in Costa Rica
págs. 41-48
Lesvos: Tracing the Space of the Refugee Crisis
págs. 49-57
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Part Two: New Dilemmas
Subcontracting Refuge: Humanitarian Infrastructure, Privatization, and the Choice to Protect
págs. 63-69
Constructing Lives on the Move: Displacement and Retum in the de facto Georgia-Abkhazia Borderland
págs. 71-79
Almost Home, Almost Citizens: Forced Migration Experiences of IDPs in Ukraine
págs. 81-86
The Multilevel Governance of "Refuge": Bringing Together Institutional and Civil Society Responses in Europe
págs. 87-93
Revoked: Refugee Bans in Effect
págs. 95-102
Migrant Lives and Leadership: Fostering Student and Community Engagement through Visual Anthropology
págs. 105-114
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Part Three: Maintaining Refuge
págs. 119-124
A Precarious Refuge: A Dreamers Resource Center in Los Angeles
ChorSwang Ngin, Luz Borjon, Joanna Yeoh
págs. 125-130
Fluid Vulnerabilities of the Living Border: Central American Asylum Seekers in Texas
págs. 131-137
Refugee Well-Being Project: A Model for Creating and Maintaining Communities of Refuge in the United States
págs. 139-145
No Safe Place for Someone Like Me: African Muslim Asylum Seekers React to Trump
págs. 147-153
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Part Four: Refugees Write Back
The Third and Final Country: Protracted Unsettlement in Neoliberal States
págs. 159-165
On Being a Non-Refugee: Encounters with Professors, Borders, and Donuts
págs. 167-174
págs. 175-181
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