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Subject:

Refuge Call for Papers on Urban Refugees

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Mon, 13 Mar 2006 14:38:06 +0000

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Refuge – Call for Papers on Urban Refugees – Please circulate widely and 
accept our apologies for duplicate postings.  La version française suit.

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Refuge, Canada's periodical on refugee issues, is currently soliciting papers 
in response to our Call for Papers on Urban Refugees.  A brief version of the 
Call for Papers can be found below.  The deadline for submissions is 30 April 
2006.  The full Call for Papers can be requested by email to [log in to unmask] 
or can be downloaded from our website at the following URL:

http://www.yorku.ca/crs/Refuge/refuge.htm

Refuge, le périodique canadien sur les réfugiés, est entrain d'accepter des 
papiers en réponse à notre Appel de Communications sur les réfugiés urbains. 
Une version breve de l'Appel de Communications peut être trouvée ci-dessous. 
La date-limite est 30 avril 2006.  Le plein appel pour des papiers est attaché 
à cet courriel ou peut être soliciter par courriel à [log in to unmask] ou peut 
être téléchargé de notre website au URL au-dessus.

********************

Date limite: le 30 avril 2006
Deadline: 30 April 2006

********************

CALL FOR PAPERS
Refuge, Canada's Periodical on Refugees

ISSUE ON URBAN REFUGEES

Guest Editors: Anita Fabos and Gaim Kibreab

Urban refugees exist in conflict with the archetype of the camp refugee. Their 
very existence raises important analytical issues concerning refugee agency of 
and the concept of durable solutions.  Undoubtedly, their dissimilarity to 
camp refugees also poses serious technical and political issues for agencies 
seeking to offer them protection; it has been noted that protection is all too 
frequently overlooked, denied or inadequately provided to urban refugees.  
Fortunately, the situation of urban refugees is increasingly attracting the 
attention of both scholars and policy makers. Attention is beginning to be 
paid to the definitional and methodological issues posed by the study of urban 
refugees.  In addition, important work is being done on the situation of 
various urban refugee populations and the interaction between these 
populations and other populations.

Refuge invites original articles, photography (black and white) and other 
forms of representation which focus on any aspect of urban refugees.

As always, Refuge is willing to consider submissions outside the scope of this 
particular theme which relate to forced migration and refugees. 

********************

APPEL DE COMMUNICATIONS
Refuge, le périodique canadien sur les réfugiés

NUMERO SUR LES REFUGIES URBAINS

Rédacteurs invités : Anita Fabos et Gaim Kibreab

Les réfugiés urbains se trouvent en conflit avec l’archétype du réfugié de 
camp. Leur existence même soulève d’importantes questions d’ordre analytique, 
relatives à l’intervention des organismes et à la notion de solutions 
durables. Il ne fait aucun doute que la dissemblance entre les réfugiés 
urbains et les réfugiés de camp pose de sérieuses difficultés techniques et 
politiques aux organismes qui cherchent à les protéger. On a souligné que la 
protection des réfugiés urbains est trop souvent sous-estimée, négligée ou 
qu’elle est fournie de manière inappropriée. Heureusement, leur situation 
attire de plus en plus l’attention des chercheurs et des responsables. On 
commence ainsi à s’intéresser aux problèmes de définition et de méthodologie 
que présente l’étude des réfugiés urbains. De plus, des travaux majeurs 
abordent la situation de diverses populations de réfugiés urbains et 
l’interaction entre celles-ci et d’autres populations.

Refuge sollicite des articles inédits, des photographies (en noir et blanc) ou 
d’autres formes de représentation centrées sur tout aspect propre aux réfugiés 
urbains.

Selon son habitude, Refuge examinera également les propositions qui ne se 
rapportent pas à ce thème spécifique de migration forcée et de réfugiés.

********************

Sharryn J. Aiken
Editor in Chief / Rédactrice en chef

c/o Centre for Refugee Studies
Suite 325, York Lanes
York University
4700 Keele Street
Toronto, Ontario 
Canada
M3J 1P3

Courriel /email: 
[log in to unmask]

Web: 
http://www.yorku.ca/crs/Refuge/refuge.htm


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