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We proudly introduce the second volume of Refugee Review: Re-conceptualizing Forced Migration & Refugees in the 21st Century, the open access, multidisciplinary, multimedia, and peer-reviewed journal of the ESPMI Network. We are delighted to be able to share with you another rich edition of varied and challenging articles, opinion pieces, practitioner reports, discussions, and interviews from emerging scholars and practitioners around the world.
To access the web-version of the journal, please click here: https://refugeereview2.wordpress.com/
To download a hyper-linked PDF, please click here: https://refugeereview2.files.wordpress.com/2015/06/final-refugee-review-ii-pdf3.pdf
We are pleased to pass this on to you all, and hope that you will disseminate this widely, through listservs, your universities, organizations, colleagues, and anyone else that you think may benefit from the publication.
Please stay in touch regarding future initiatives!
All the very best,
Petra Molnar and Brittany Wheeler
Co-Coordinators, ESPMI Network
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The ESPMI Network would like to thank the Refugee Research Network for their support of this initiative.
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