Vol. 29 No. 1 (2013): General Issue, with Special Focus on Technology

Published: 2013-10-23

Full Issue

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Introduction

• Introduction

  Linda Leung

  5-7

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Articles

• Technology, Control, and Surveillance in Australia’s Immigration Detention Centres

  Linda Briskman

  9-19

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• Policy Report on UNHCR’s Community Technology Access Program: Best Practices and Lessons Learned

  Jessica Anderson

  21-30

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• Channels of Protection: Communication, Technology, and Asylum in Cairo, Egypt

  Nora Danielson

  31-42

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

  Houssein Charmarkeh

  43-52

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• Impact of Remittances on Refugees’ Lives in Canada: Views of Sudanese and Vietnamese Leaders and Settlement Counsellors

  Phyllis Johnson, Kathrin Stoll

  53-64

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• Resilience among Single Adult Female Refugees in Hamilton, Ontario

  Bruce Newbold, Karen Chung, Ellie Hong

  65-74

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• Just Kids? Peer Racism in a Predominantly White City

  James Baker

  75-85

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• Literacy, Teens, Refugees, and Soccer

  Eric Dwyer, Mary Lou McCloskey

  87-101

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• The Location of Refugee Female Teachers in the Canadian Context: “Not Just a Refugee Woman!”

  Snežana Ratković

  103-114

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• Ancient Laws and New Canadian Refugee Legislation: Evaluating Bill C-31 in Light of the Book of Deuteronomy

  Mark Glanville

  115-119

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• Reimagining Asylum: Religious Narratives and the Moral Obligation to the Asylum Seeker

  Silas W. Allard

  121-129

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• “Migration and Violence: Lessons from Colombia for the Americas” A Workshop of the Transatlantic Forum on Migration and Integration and the Refugee Research Network (TFMI)

  Jorge Salcedo

  131-136

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