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The Nansen Passport – Time to Revive a Realistic Utopia

Stefan Wallaschek PhD Fellow, Bremen International Graduate School of Social Sciences

The groundbreaking document that helped Europe overcome past refugee crises could help once more, argues Stefan Wallaschek of the Bremen International Graduate School of Social Sciences. almost 4 years ago

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‘We are Together’ in Preventing Displacement

Jessica Hansen Global Engagement Manager, Kiva Microfunds

Many refugees are displaced due to conflicts over land and resources. Jessica Hansen, global engagement manager at Kiva – a microfinance NGO – explains how pooling resources for members of disadvantaged groups prevents their becoming future refugees.about 4 years ago

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Somali Refugees Struggle in Shadow of Forced Return

Kenya’s November deadline to shut down camps and repatriate Somali refugees leaves a community living in dangerous limbo, with some contemplating escape to Europe.about 4 years ago

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Corruption and Incapacity Hinder Rights Advocacy

Christine Mahoney Director, Social Entrepreneurship Department of the University of Virginia

In this fourth installment of her series on refugee advocacy, University of Virginia professor Christine Mahoney draws from her observations in Nepal, Thailand and Colombia, where corruption and lack of capacity prevent effective advocacy.about 4 years ago

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Idomeni: Fifth Stop of Mediterranean Route

During his final stop of our series “Route Mediterranean,” journalist Eric Reidy visits support groups struggling to provide regular services in the refugee camps of Idomeni, northern Greece, where people are living in complete limbo. about 4 years ago

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On the Language of the Refugee “Crisis”

Emily A. Lynch Assistant Professor of Anthropology, Department of Social and Cultural Sciences at Marquette University

While mainstream media shapes our perceptions of the current refugee flows as a “crisis,” anthropologist Emily Lynch urges more nuance, thought and imagination when discussing forced migration.about 4 years ago

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Refugee Camps

The Nansen Passport – Time to Revive a Realistic Utopia

Stefan Wallaschek PhD Fellow, Bremen International Graduate School of Social Sciences

‘We are Together’ in Preventing Displacement

Jessica Hansen Global Engagement Manager, Kiva Microfunds

Somali Refugees Struggle in Shadow of Forced Return

Corruption and Incapacity Hinder Rights Advocacy

Christine Mahoney Director, Social Entrepreneurship Department of the University of Virginia

Idomeni: Fifth Stop of Mediterranean Route

On the Language of the Refugee “Crisis”

Emily A. Lynch Assistant Professor of Anthropology, Department of Social and Cultural Sciences at Marquette University

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The Nansen Passport – Time to Revive a Realistic Utopia

Stefan Wallaschek PhD Fellow, Bremen International Graduate School of Social Sciences

‘We are Together’ in Preventing Displacement

Jessica Hansen Global Engagement Manager, Kiva Microfunds

Somali Refugees Struggle in Shadow of Forced Return

Corruption and Incapacity Hinder Rights Advocacy

Christine Mahoney Director, Social Entrepreneurship Department of the University of Virginia

Idomeni: Fifth Stop of Mediterranean Route

On the Language of the Refugee “Crisis”

Emily A. Lynch Assistant Professor of Anthropology, Department of Social and Cultural Sciences at Marquette University

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