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Showing 1 to 20 of 66 for “"Forced Migration"”.
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Architecture After Forced Migration
… in the design of spaces after three causes of forced migration: natural disaster, conflict and urban development. The methodology is based on literature review which served as theoretical background to work in three design competitions related to shelter after natural disasters, refugee camps …
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Between and Beyond Borders: Conflict, International Response, and Forced Migration
… and international humanitarian responses on forced migration in Sub-Saharan Africa between 1980 and 2007. In facing violent conflicts, not all people leave their homes. Some people decide to stay. Some people seek a refuge outside their countries while others stay inside their countries. Some …
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Forced Migration and Population Expansion: The Genetic Story of the Garifuna
… of the island in 1797, most Garifuna were forced to the island of Roátan, over 1,700 miles from their homeland. Roughly 2000 Garifuna survived war, disease, and deportation to Roátan. Today, over 300,000 Garifuna are estimated to live in Central America and large cities in the United …
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The extent and implications of women's forced migration journeys to escape domestic violence
… either temporarily or permanently. Much of this migration is necessarily secret as they are escaping an abuser who intimately knows their habits and interests, friends and family, and may well try to track them down. Since the establishment of women's refuges in the 1970s, there have to some …
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Empire Displaced: Ottoman-Habsburg Forced Migration and the Near Eastern Crisis, 1875-1878
… of the period, and this dissertation argues that forced migration was in fact one of the key considerations of Great Power diplomacy. Forced migration offered a means to measure degree of violence, and control over population movement offered a way for empires to lay claims to legitimacy. In a …
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Forced Migration and Mothering Kiwisitos: Young Colombian Women Navigating Motherhood in New Zealand.
This thesis investigated the factors that supported young Colombian women to navigate the resettlement process when they came to New Zealand as pregnant refugees. Several theoretical frameworks, including Putnam’s (2000) social capital theory (bonding, bridging, and linking), Berry’s (1990) …
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Analysing health systems responses to forced migration through the complementary lenses of resilience and responsiveness
Since the “summer of migration” in 2015, there has been renewed interest in how best to integrate asylum seekers and refugees (ASR) in social and welfare systems across Europe, including health systems. The German health system has been slow to learn from previous periods of high in-migration of …
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Little short of national murder: Forced migration and the making of diasporas in the Atlantic world, 1745--1865
<p>Removal---or, the exile and forced migration of marginalized cultural and racial groups from one region of the British Empire and, later, the United States, to another less volatile region---emerged as a key tool in the construction of the Anglo-American Atlantic World. British officials used …
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UK Immigration Policy and the Welfare of Children Seeking Asylum
… discourse that is focussed on problematizing immigration control and a 'managed migration' agenda. In response there is an emerging body of predominantly NGO commissioned and England based literature that tends to focus upon the incongruence of immigration control with children's psychosocial …
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Making a Life for Themselves: Gender, Identity, and Everyday Negotiations of Rohingya Women in Bangladesh’s Refugee Camps
… women employ to make a life for themselves after forced migration. Based on fourteen months of feminist ethnographic fieldwork in Bangladesh’s Kutupalong-Balukhali mega-camp between 2017 and 2018, this dissertation focuses on how Rohingya refugee women deal with the process of settling into the …
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A portfolio of research, professional practice and a critical literature review on psychological aspects of care in the context of acculturation and adaptation
… The study revealed that acculturation, following forced migration, may affect an older adults’ sense of self in a negative and positive way. Following forced migration to Britain, the participants tended to revert to protecting and preserving their Indian identity. The participants identified …
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From Maqām to Makam: In Search of Syria’s Post-Revolution Cultural Imaginary in Turkey
This thesis explores musical manifestations of forced migration focusing on the experiences of Syrian musicians and artists in Turkey. Concentrating on key urban centres in Turkey (Istanbul and Gaziantep), I draw on extensive ethnographic fieldwork with displaced Syrian musicians employing …
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Beyond the gender gap: Masculinities in Austrian German as L2 education for refugees
… language education research, gender studies, and forced migration studies. Particular emphasis is placed on dimensions of temporality and spatiality and their various intersections with participants’ experience of border policies, “integration” regulations, language learning/use and masculinities. …
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The Making of a 'Crisis': Syrian Refugees and the Politics of Health in Jordan
… little research on the intersection between forced migration, global health, and humanitarian assistance, particularly in the context of refugee hosting countries in the Global South. Building on scholarship on refugee and forced migration studies, global health security, and international …
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A Feminist Approach to the Study of Norm Implementation in the Global Refugee Regime
The field of refugee and forced migration studies has recently paid increased attention to questions of power, agency and refugee participation. At the same time, the literature focusing on norms and their implementation, primarily among constructivist international relations scholars, remains …
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Excessive Presences: An Ethnography of Experiences of Crisis in the Italian Asylum System
The debate around forced migration and mental health focuses mainly on the effect of stressful experiences on the wellbeing of migrants. Although there is a large body of anthropological literature criticizing the medicalisation of trauma and emphasizing the correlations between restrictive …
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Hope in the untenable: Seeking asylum in Samos, Greece
… nor desired? This thesis looks at experiences of forced migration as they exist in the Aegean Sea, where people take great risks crossing from Turkey to Greece in a smuggler’s boat with the intent of claiming asylum within the bounds of the European Union. Upon arrival on the Greek isle of Samos, …
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Global Migration and the Ethics of Hospitality
… the contemporary global backlash against immigration and forced migration. This thesis traces the development of an ethical theory of hospitality through the work of three major figures, Edmund Husserl, Emmanuel Levinas, and Jacques Derrida. I explore how Husserlian phenomenology reveals the …
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What does home mean in displacement? A case study of refugee women in the South of England.
… experience and meaning of home in contexts of forced migration, on the other. This study explores these tensions and contributes to existing debates at the intersection of migration and gender studies, specifically those which explore refugee women’s experiences and practices of home-making. …
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