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Tufts University
2020-2023
University of the Witwatersrand
2020-2023
Oxford University Press (United Kingdom)
2023
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology
2023
University of Göttingen
2023
University College London
2023
Arturo Prat University
2023
The University of Melbourne
2023
McMaster University
2023
Sarah Samuels Center for Public Health & Evaluation
2016-2020
Deportation, understood as the physical removal of someone against their will from territory one state to that another, has moved forefront academic and policy agendas.Although there is a growing literature on legislation policy, very little in-depth data what happens post-deportation.In this article, we examine possible post-deportation outcomes.We argue that, whatever reasons existed for people migrate in first place, deportation adds these creates at least three additional make...
AbstractMany, if not most, of those who are forcibly expelled from the country to which they have migrated will settle in been returned but leave again. A recent article examined some reasons why this should be so. It was argued that addition factors had caused original migration, such as fear persecution, continuing conflict, insecurity, poverty and lack opportunity, deportation creates at least three additional make re-migration most likely outcome. These were debt, family commitments...
This article uses an ecological systems approach to detail community involvement in smuggling Afghanistan and Somalia—two countries that have similar patterns of irregular outmigration the West geopolitical human security dynamics. I emphasize connections family ties as key points around which migration takes place persists. In both these countries, smugglers are members local communities. The social organization is strongest at community-based origin, then weakens migrants get farther from...
Abstract Researchers' methodological decisions have an impact on who gets to hear a refugees' story, the meaning story conveys, and, consequently, implications might for forced migrants. What we as researchers, or aid workers, do with stories gathered from migrants can contribute their social and political invisibility, our scholarship be tool amplify refugee voices forms of knowledge that are valid not only testimony but expertise design research, programmes policies. potential such methods...
Retour sur terre: politiques de retour et d'allocation la terre pour les réfugiés afghans.Plus 6 millions afghans sont retournés dans leur pays d'origine depuis 2002, dont 4.6 assistés par le Haut-commissariat aux Réfugiés des Nations Unies (UNHCR). Ce était, en nombre investissement, sans précédent l'Afghanistan comme reste du monde. Alors que l'intervention 2002 marque début d'une décennie retour, 2012, est reflet d'un contexte humanitaire développement marqué un taux très faible retours...
Abstract Decisions on the return of Afghans from Europe are often based perceived support that communities and social networks can provide. This assumption shapes court decisions over asylum cases is factored in assistance packages upon return. It assumed will act as a “safety net” for returnee . However, recent evidence post‐return outcomes shows migrants’ may not provide them with resources they need to reintegrate their country origin. While role destination contexts has been extensively...
We have recently taken over as Book Reviews editors for Migration and Society wanted to use this opportunity introduce ourselves, well the rich selection of books reviewed in current issue. As co-editors section, we will prioritize book reviews that are critical their approach aligned with ethos journal. seek represent diversity our field encourage readers, publishers, authors share us straddle multiple disciplines, epistemologies, methodological approaches can provide readers a range...
The European migration “crisis” has led to new policy and funding mechanisms, such as the Trust Fund for Africa from UK Home Office that have in common a dual, often contradictory, objective: support migrant protection, while reinforcing management or control agenda. They given flexibility, context of “crisis response,” range actors with different levels responsibilities transparency when reaching out migrants, at times detriment one aspect (the respect human rights) benefit another...