refugees, asylum, forced migration, Canada, resettlement, global displacement, protection, integration, policy

Vol. 27 No. 1 (2011): General Issue

cover of Refuge issue 27 no. 1 2011

Published: 2011-09-30

Full Issue

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Front Matter

Front Matter

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Editorial

Introductory Editorial Remarks

Michael Barutciski

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Feature Articles

Feeling the Pinch: Kenya, Al-Shabaab, and East Africa’s Refugee Crisis

Avery Burns

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Can Aid Switch Gears to Respond to Sudden Forced Displacement? The Case of Haut-Uélé, DRC

Katharine Derderian, Liesbeth Schockaert

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Re-theorizing Human Rights through the Refugee: On the Interrelation between Democracy and Global Justice

Kiran Banerjee

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A “Great” Large Family: Understandings of Multiculturalism among Newcomers to Canada

Christopher J. Fries, Paul Gingrich

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Refugee “In-betweenness”: A Proactive Existence

Lalai Manjikian

50-58
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Investigating Integration: The Geographies of the WUSC Student Refugee Program at the University of British Columbia

Robyn Plasterer

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It Takes a Village: Perspectives from a Multidisciplinary Team Addressing the Needs of HIV+ Refugees in Canada

Heather Mah, Nicole Ives

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Environmental Migrants and Canada’s Refugee Policy

Sheila Murray

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Ministerial Influence at the Canadian Immigration and Refugee Board: The Case for Institutional Bias

Jacqueline Bonisteel

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Reforming the Canadian Refugee Determination System

Martin Collacott

110-118
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Wonderous Strange: A Reply to the Myth of the Evil Refugee

Ronald Poulton

119-122
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Collacott Response to Poulton Critique

Martin Collacott

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