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Vol. 24 No. 1 (2007): Urban Refugees

cover Refuge vol. 24.1 2007

Published: 2007-01-01

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Introduction

Urban Refugees: Introduction

Anita Fábos, Gaim Kibreab

3-10
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Feature Articles

Legal Refugee Recognition in the Urban South: Formal v. de Facto Refugee Status

Michael Kagan

11-26
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Why Governments Prefer Spatially Segregated Settlement Sites for Urban Refugees

Gaim Kibreab

27-35
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“Forgotten,” “Hidden”: Predicaments of the Urban Refugee

Philip Marfleet

36-45
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To Be or Not To Be: Urban Refugees in Kampala

Jesse Bernstein, Moses Chrispus Okello

46-56
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Insiders but Outsiders: The Struggle for the Inclusion of Asylum Seekers and Refugees in South Africa

M. Florencia Belvedere

57-70
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“Who Can Be Added”: The Effects of Refugee Status Determination and Third Country Resettlement Processes on the Marriage Strategies, Rites, and Customs of the Southern Sudanese in Cairo

Lorraine Currie

71-87
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Transnational Somali Families in Cairo

Mulki Al-Sharmani

88-98
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Refugees in Cities: The Politics of Knowledge

Ellen Lammers

99-106
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Restricted Access: The Role of Social Capital in Mitigating Absolute Homelessness among Immigrants and Refugees in the GVRD

Silvia D'Addario, Dan Hiebert, Kathy Sherrell

107-115
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De la campagne à la ville à la recherche de protection : Le cas colombien du déplacement forcé

Flora Edilma Osorio Pérez

116-125
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Research Note

Citoyens sans frontières

Danilo Santos de Miranda

126-128
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Other Articles

Generosity and Resilience: Transnational Activity among the Khmer of Norway

Gwynyth Jones Overland, Virak Yenn

129-134
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IDP and Refugee Return to Northern Iraq: Sustainable Returns or Demographic Bombs?

David Romano

135-144
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Book Reviews

The Rights of Refugees under International Law

James C. Hathaway

145-148
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