Vol. 25 No. 1 (2008): Psychosocial Dimensions of the Refugee Experience

Published: 2008-04-01

Full Issue

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Introduction

• Vulnerability, Resiliency, and Dignity: Psychosocial Dimensions of the Refugee Experience

  Arancha Garcia del Soto

  3-5

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Feature Articles

• Do No Harm: Challenges in Organizing Psychosocial Support to Displaced People in Emergency Settings

  Michael G. Wessells

  6-14

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• Who Wants to Return Home? A Survey of Sudanese Refugees in Kakuma, Kenya

  Roy J. Eidelson, Rebecca Horn

  15-26

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• Understanding the Dynamics of Return: The Importance of Microfoundations

  Inmaculada Serrano

  27-34

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• In the Space between Employees and Clients: The Impact of Organizational Context on a Refugee Program in Sierra Leone

  Lakshmi Ramarajan

  35-43

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• Post-Disaster Mental Distress Relief: Health Promotion and Knowledge Exchange in Partnership with a Refugee Diaspora Community

  Laura Simich, Lisa Andermann, Joanna Anneke Rummens, Ted Lo

  44-54

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• Addressing the Psychosocial Needs of Pregnant Women Affected by War: Program Approaches and Program Gaps

  Bree Akesson

  55-59

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• Coming Home: Connecting Older Liberians in the Diaspora with the Family and Friends at Home

  Serena Chaudhry

  60-68

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• Internal Exile: Effects on Families and Communities

  Rosemary A. Barbera

  69-76

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• Confronting the Insider-Outsider Polemic in Conducting Research with Diasporic Communities: Towards a Community-Based Approach

  Bruce A. Collet

  77-83

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• Dialectics of Humanitarian Immigration and National Identity in Canadian Public Discourse

  Harald Bauder

  84-93

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• The Resettlement Challenge: Integration of Refugees from Protracted Refugee Situations

  Debra Pressé, Jessie Thomson

  94-99

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