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Vol. 22 No. 2 (2005): Refugees and Stateless Persons in Limbo

cover Refuge vol. 22.2 2005

Published: 2005-09-01

Full Issue

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Introduction

Betwixt and Between: Refugees and Stateless Persons in Limbo

Harry J. Kits

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Feature Articles

In Limbo: Dependency, Insecurity, and Identity amongst Somali Refugees in Dadaab Camps

Awa M. Abdi

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Palestinian Refugees of Egypt: What Exit Options Are Left for Them?

Oroub El-Abed

15-30
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The 1954 Convention Relating to the Status of Stateless Persons: Implementation Within the European Union Member States and Recommendations for Harmonization

Carol Batchelor

31-58
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Citizenship, Naturalization, and Asylum: The Case of Britain

Anthony H. Richmond

59-66
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Contested Belonging: Temporary Protection in Australia

Louise Humpage, Greg Marston

67-76
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The Costs of Legal Limbo for Refugees in Canada: A Preliminary Study

Tim Coates, Caitlin Hayward

77-87
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Permanent Protection: Why Canada Should Grant Permanent Residence Automatically to Recognized Refugees

Andrew Brouwer

88-100
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The Resettlement of Central American Men in Canada: From Emotional Distress to Successful Integration

Kevin Pottie, Judith Belle Brown, Samuel Dunn

101-111
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Front Matter

Front Matter

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Erratum

In Refuge 22.1, the name of an author was misspelled on the contents page and on page 129. The correct spelling is Mahshid Esfandiari.

Editor Refuge