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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Refugee Governance"”.
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Democratizing Refugee Governance Through Critical Reflexivity
This dissertation considers how refugees and internally displaced persons (IDPs) are conceived in international relations, and how they are understood in relation to the global refugee regime complex. This research explores how cognitive frames are impeding fair/democratic governance of …
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Between the State and the ‘State of Exception’: Syrian Refugee Governance in Lebanon
The plight of refugees is often framed as an ‘emergency’ or as a moment of ‘crisis,’ rooted in temporariness and requiring unique systems of governance. Such a framing obscures practices and measures governing refugees, which are part and parcel of ‘normal’ and ‘ordinary’ politics. Challenging the …
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Racial Subsumption: A Historical Materialist Analysis of Syrian Refugee Governance in the Longue Durée of Turkish Capitalism
Turkey hosts 2.7 million Syrian refugees under Temporary Protection and, since the 2016 EU–Turkey Deal, has become a key containment space where displaced people are immobilised and absorbed into export-oriented sectors under exploitative conditions. Syrians remain economically central as labour, …
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A 'Nine-to-Five' Emergency: A politics of time and power in Azraq refugee camp
Much of the scholarship on refugee camps has focused on the spatial politics of such sites, but only a small number of scholars has primarily examined the temporal dimension. While the literature has acknowledged the complex nature of time in these humanitarian spaces, time itself has not often …