Vol. 23 No. 1 (2006): Refugee Diasporas and Transnationalism

Published: 2006-11-01

Full Issue

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Introduction

• Multiple Homes and Parallel Civil Societies: Refugee Diasporas and Transnationalism

  R. Cheran

  4-8

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Feature Articles

• Refugees in Diaspora: From Durable Solutions to Transnational Relations

  Nicholas Van Hear

  9-15

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• Global Minds, Local Bodies: Kosovar Transnational Connections Beyond British Columbia

  Kathy Sherrell, Jennifer Hyndman

  16-26

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• Identity, Ethnicity and School Experiences: Relocated Montserratian Students in British Schools

  Gertrude Shotte

  27-39

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• A Survival Story from the Thai-Burmese Border: The Struggle for Education in the Burmese Community in Thailand

  Mary Purkey

  40-44

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• Transferring Cultural Knowledge and Skills: Afghan Teachers for Afghan Students in Montreal

  Jackie Kirk

  45-50

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• In “Virtual Dialogue” with the Somali Community: The Value of Electronic Media for Research amongst Refugee Diasporas

  Cindy Horst

  51-57

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• Dilemmas of Diaspora: Partition, Refugees, and the Politics of “Home”

  Pablo Bose

  58-68

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• Hush-hushing the Whole Matter: The UNHCR, Australia, and West Papuan Refugees

  Klaus Neumann

  69-80

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• The Threat of Destitution as a Deterrent against Asylum Seeking in the European Union

  Sylvie Da Lomba

  81-93

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• “Citizens without Borders”?: Discussions of Transnationalism and Forced Migrants at the Ninth Conference of the International Association for the Study of Forced Migration, São Paulo, Brazil, January 2005

  Michael Collyer

  94-100

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Front Matter

• Front Matter

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Book Reviews

• Refuge Australia: Australia’s Humanitarian Record

  Martin Jones

  101-104

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