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- Title Pages
- Illustrations
- Notes on Contributors
- Introduction: Dawn Chatty and Bill Finlayson
- 1. What Visibility Conceals: Re-embedding Refugee Migration from Iraq
- 2. The Transnational Turn in Migration Studies and the Afghan Social Networks
- 3. Internal Displacement in the Occupied Palestinian Territories: Politics and the Loss of Livelihood
- 4. Displacement by Repatriation: The Future of Turkish Settlers in Northern Cyprus
- 5. From <i>Mohajer</i> to <i>Hamwatan</i>: The Reintegration Experiences of Second generation Afghans Returning from Pakistan and Iran
- 6. Repatriation and Reconstruction: Afghan Youth as a ‘Burnt Generation’ in Post-conflict Return
- 7. When the Self Becomes Other: Representations of Gender, Islam, and the Politics of Survival in the Sahrawi Refugee Camps
- 8. ‘Hey, Afghani!’ Identity Contentions among Iranians and Afghan Refugees
- 9. Narrative as Identity: Perspectives from an Iraqi Women Refugees’ Oral History Project
- 10. The Refugee Factor in Two Protracted Conflicts: Cyprus and Palestine Compared
- 11. There Go the Neighbourhoods: Policy Effects vis-à-vis Iraqi Forced Migration
- Epilogue: Dispossession and Forced Migration in the Twenty-first-century Middle East and North Africa: The Way Forward
- Abstracts
- Index
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- Source:
- Dispossession and Displacement
- Publisher:
- British Academy
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- Title Pages
- Illustrations
- Notes on Contributors
- Introduction: Dawn Chatty and Bill Finlayson
- 1. What Visibility Conceals: Re-embedding Refugee Migration from Iraq
- 2. The Transnational Turn in Migration Studies and the Afghan Social Networks
- 3. Internal Displacement in the Occupied Palestinian Territories: Politics and the Loss of Livelihood
- 4. Displacement by Repatriation: The Future of Turkish Settlers in Northern Cyprus
- 5. From <i>Mohajer</i> to <i>Hamwatan</i>: The Reintegration Experiences of Second generation Afghans Returning from Pakistan and Iran
- 6. Repatriation and Reconstruction: Afghan Youth as a ‘Burnt Generation’ in Post-conflict Return
- 7. When the Self Becomes Other: Representations of Gender, Islam, and the Politics of Survival in the Sahrawi Refugee Camps
- 8. ‘Hey, Afghani!’ Identity Contentions among Iranians and Afghan Refugees
- 9. Narrative as Identity: Perspectives from an Iraqi Women Refugees’ Oral History Project
- 10. The Refugee Factor in Two Protracted Conflicts: Cyprus and Palestine Compared
- 11. There Go the Neighbourhoods: Policy Effects vis-à-vis Iraqi Forced Migration
- Epilogue: Dispossession and Forced Migration in the Twenty-first-century Middle East and North Africa: The Way Forward
- Abstracts
- Index
