New Issues in Refugee Research
12 new papers
UNHCR's Evaluation and Policy Analysis Unit (EPAU) is pleased to announce
the publication of 12 new papers in the series 'New Issues in Refugee
Research'. The papers can be accessed at http://www.unhcr.ch/epau or
ordered by e-mail at [log in to unmask]
EPAU also welcomes contributions to the working paper series, which, if
accepted, are normally published with four weeks of receipt.
No. 75
No solutions in sight: the problem of protracted refugee situations in
Africa.
Jeff Crisp, January 2003.
No 76
Refugees and the Red Cross: an underdeveloped dimension of protection.
David P. Forsythe, January 2003.
No 77
Deportation and the liberal state: the forcible return of asylum seekers and
unlawful migrants in Canada, Germany and the United Kingdom.
Matthew J. Gibney and Randall Hansen, February 2003.
No 78
Social landscapes and moving people: the mysterious meaning of migration in
western Zambia.
Michael Barrett, February 2003.
No. 79
Between homes: post-war return, emplacement and the negotiation of belonging
in Lebanon.
Marianne Holm Pedersen, February 2003.
No 80
The trafficking of women for sexual exploitation: a gender-based and
well-founded fear of persecution ?
Jenna Shearer Demir, March 2003.
No 81
Protecting Colombian refugees in the Andean region: the fight against
invisibility.
Martin Gottwald, March 2003.
No 82
Community services in refugee aid programmes: a critical analysis.
Oliver Bakewell, March 2003.
No 83
From durable solutions to transnational relations: home and exile among
refugee diasporas.
Nicholas Van Hear, March 2003.
No 84
The role and impact of humanitarian assets in refugee-hosting countries.
Melissa Phillips, March 2003.
No 85
Refugees in contemporary international relations: reconciling state and
individual sovereignty.
Gary Troeller, March 2003.
No 86
Towards self-sufficiency and integration: an historical evaluation of
assistance programmes for Rwandese refugees in Burundi, 1962-1965.
Nathaniel Goetz, March 2003.
No 87
When is a refugee not a refugee? Flexible categories in refugee/host
relations in Guinea.
Lacey Andrews, March 2003.
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