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  Refuge 32.1 Special Issue: Refugee Voices (accessible print version)

  1-91

  2016-05-06
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  Special Issue: Private Sponsorship in Canada (accessible print version)

  Johanna Reynolds, Christina Clark-Kazak

  1-130

  2019-09-23
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  Refuge 32.3 General Issue with Special Focus on Age Discrimination in Forced Migration Law, Policy and Practice (accessible print version)

  1-156

  2016-11-23
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  Refuge 32.2 Special Issue: The Indochinese Refugee Movement and the Launch of Canada's Private Sponsorship Program (accessible print version)

  1-99

  2016-09-02
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  Refuge 34.2 General Issue (accessible print version)

  1-162

  2018-12-10

• Life beyond Refuge A System Theory of Change for Supporting Refugee Newcomers

  Rich Janzen, Mischa Taylor, Rebecca Gokiert

  1-21

  2022-11-08
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  Refuge 33.2 General Issue (accessible print version)

  1-106

  2017-11-03
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  Refuge 35.1 Special Issue: Racialized Refugee (accessible print version)

  Christopher Kyriakides, Dina Taha, Carlo Handy Charles, Rodolfo D. Torres

  1-91

  2019-06-03
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  Refuge 36.1 General Issue with Symposium: Beyond the Global Compacts (print version)

  1-116

  2020-04-25
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  Refuge 30.1 (General Issue) Print Copy

  1-103

  2014-05-06

• How KANERE Free Press Resists Biopower

  Michele C. Deramo

  72-82

  2016-05-06

• Fear of Crime and Anti-Refugee Sentiments: Evidence from Canada

  Scott Pruysers, Kiran Banerjee, Julie Blais

  1-19

  2024-10-23

• Protecting the Borderline and Minding the Bottom Line: Asylum Seekers and Politics in Contemporary Australia

  Simon Philpott

  63-75

  2002-08-01

• Tracing the Coloniality of Queer and Trans Migrations: Resituating Heterocisnormative Violence in the Global South and Encounters with Migrant Visa Ineligibility to Canada

  Edward Ou Jin Lee

  60-74

  2018-06-18
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  Refuge 33.1 Special Issue: Power and Influence in the Global Refugee Regime (print version)

  1-112

  2017-03-23

• Refugee Flows and Humanitarian Intervention: Problems of Selectivity and Politicization

  Michael Baruticiski

  10-14, 22

  1996-04-01

• “There Is No Safe Place in This Plant”: Refugee Workers in Canadian Meatpacking and the Limits of Permanent Legal Status

  Bronwyn Bragg, Jennifer Hyndman

  1-19

  2024-06-04
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  Refuge 30.2 General Issue (print version)

  1-110

  2014-11-19

• Resettling Refugees through Community Sponsorship: A Revolutionary Operational Approach Built on Traditional Legal Infrastructure

  Jennifer Bond, Ania Kwadrans

  87-109

  2019-06-05

• Calculated Kindness? The Voices of Women Refugee Claimants: Accessing Pre- and Postnatal Health Care Services in Toronto, Ontario

  Hellen Gateri

  1-16

  2024-06-17

• Balancing Resettlement, Protection and Rapport on the Frontline: Delivering the Resettlement Assistance Program during COVID-19

  Saba Abbas

  78-87

  2022-04-29

• Refugees as an Impetus for Intervention: The Case of Haiti

  Kurt Mills

  15-17

  1996-04-01

• “The most brutal immigration regime in the developed world”: International Media Responses to Australia’s Asylum-Seeker Policy

  Hannah M Laney, Caroline Lenette, Anthony N Kellett, Charlotte Smedley, Prasheela Karan

  135-149

  2016-11-23
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  Refuge 31.2 General Issue (print version)

  1-105

  2015-12-02

• Return and Retreat in a Transnational World: Insights from Eritrea

  Georgia Cole, Milena Belloni

  126-144

  2022-04-29

• “I Have Big, Big, BIG Dream!” Realigning Instruction with the Language-Learning Needs of Adult Syrians with Refugee Experience in Canada

  Li-Shih Huang

  141-163

  2021-11-22

• Social Media Usage, Tahriib (Migration), and Settlement among Somali Refugees in France

  Houssein Charmarkeh

  43-52

  2013-10-18

• Living up to America’s Values: Reforming the U.S. Detention System for Asylum Seekers

  Eleanor Acer

  44-57

  2002-05-01
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  Refuge (38.2) 2022 - General Issue (print copy)

  Refuge

  1-187

  2023-02-11

• Refugee Regime in the Prolonged Transit: The Role of Non-State Actors in Indonesia’s Fragmented Governance

  Finahliyah Hasan, Randy W. Nandyatama, Bayu D. Kurniadi, Ni Made Diah Apsari Dewi

  1-17

  2025-06-27

• Threats, Victims, and Survivors: The Racialized Gendering of Syrian Refugees and Literary Contestations of Dominant Media Narratives

  Yasmin Nayrouz

  1-15

  2024-12-05

• The Survivors: Syrian Young Adult Refugee Experiences Navigating the Quebec Education System

  Arianne Maraj, Domenique Sherab, Milagros Calderon-Moya, Ratna Ghosh

  1-17

  2024-06-06

• Waiting in Captivity: Slow Borders, Predatory Bureaucracies, and the Necrotemporality of Asylum Deterrence

  Carlos Martinez

  1-17

  2023-12-11

• Experiences of Tibetan Refugees in India during the COVID-19 Pandemic

  Lhamo Tso, Meenakshi Shukla

  43-61

  2022-04-29

• Queer Credibility in the Homonation-State: Interrogating the Affective Impacts of Credibility Assessments on Racialized Sexual Minority Refugee Claimants

  Jen Rinaldi, Shanti Fernando

  32-42

  2019-06-03

• Discretion to Deport: Intersections between Health and Detention of Syrian Refugees in Jordan

  Petra Molnar

  18-31

  2017-11-03

• In the Name of Humanitarianism: The Interim Federal Health Program and the Irregularization of Refugee Claimants

  Laura Connoy

  61-72

  2018-12-10

• Private Sponsorship: Complementary or Conflicting Interests?

  Shauna Labman

  67-80

  2016-09-02

• Un geste d’hospitalité aux demandeurs d’asile Une analyse de la mobilisation du collectif Bridges not Borders

  Chedly Belkhodja, Cassandre Gratton

  1-19

  2022-11-29
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  Refuge 31.1 Special Issue: Making Home in Limbo (print version)

  1-83

  2015-04-03

• Australia’s Private Refugee Sponsorship Program: Creating Complementary Pathways Or Privatising Humanitarianism?

  Asher Lazarus Hirsch, Khanh Hoang, Anthea Vogl

  110-123

  2019-06-05

• A Double Punishment: The Context of Post-Secondary Access for Racialized Precarious Status Migrant Students in Toronto, Canada

  Paloma E. Villegas, Tanya Aberman

  72-82

  2019-06-03

• Patrouille des frontières nationales et représentations racialisées: Analyse de commentaires en ligne sur les réfugiés syriens au Québec

  Mathieu Forcier

  43-60

  2019-06-03

• The “Bogus” Refugee: Roma Asylum Claimants and Discourses of Fraud in Canada’s Bill C-31

  Petra Molnar Diop

  67-80

  2014-05-06

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

  Jacqueline Bonisteel

  103-109

  2011-09-30

• A Note from the Editor

  Sharry J. Aiken

  3-4

  2011-04-21

• Refugee Women Resettling in the United States at Mid-Life after Ethnic Cleansing

  Stevan M. Weine, Dolores Vojvoda

  10-15

  1997-06-01

• “We Feel Like We’re Home”: The Resettlement and Integration of Syrian Refugees in Smaller and Rural Canadian Communities

  Stacey Haugen

  54-64

  2019-06-05

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

  Avery Burns

  5-15

  2011-09-30

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

  Kathy Sherrell, Jennifer Hyndman

  16-26

  2006-11-01