This article examines the role of the UNHCR in the launch of a scheme fostering the creation of new settlements across Afghanistan in order to accommodate landless returnees. This project entails substantial engineering, aimed at making life possible in inhospitable areas. It thus involves a battle against nature, as well as engaging with the transformation of the Afghan state. The uncertain future of these would-be towns questions the representations about the relationship between people, space and states implied by the ‘national order of things’, that is, a set of normative representations which naturalize the isomorphism between the members of national polities and the territory of their state of citizenship. The nation-state hardly desc...
Afghanistan’s Taliban are back in power. How did they get there? How can their discriminatory polici...
We are exploring in this paper the limits of juridical concepts related to the refugees passing from...
Cet article propose une analyse de la situation de trois groupes de réfugiés - tibétains, afghans, b...
This article examines the role of the UNHCR in the launch of a scheme fostering the creation of new ...
The present article proposes three main theses: the normality of movements and the prior existence o...
This paper explores the diverse links between land and power under conditions of conflict in Afghani...
At the commencement of the 21st century, a visible change is occurring in human relationship, but se...
International audienceThrough the story of a young Afghan, the article depicts a multi-step migrator...
Afghan refugees are beginning to return to Afghanistan. These returning refugees are creating new pr...
Retour sur terre: politiques de retour et d'allocation de la terre pour les réfugiés afghans.Plus de...
Return migration policies are used by states to manage migration. The assumption is that populations...
This article traces the development of German politics of deporting Afghans. Since the greatinflux o...
This article is based on reassessment of the contemporary results of counterinsurgency and nation-bu...
Over 25 per cent of present day refugees enjoy asylum in Pakistan, most of them having been there fo...
Les conflits relatifs à la possession et à l’exploitation de la terre sont très courants en Afghanis...
Afghanistan’s Taliban are back in power. How did they get there? How can their discriminatory polici...
We are exploring in this paper the limits of juridical concepts related to the refugees passing from...
Cet article propose une analyse de la situation de trois groupes de réfugiés - tibétains, afghans, b...
This article examines the role of the UNHCR in the launch of a scheme fostering the creation of new ...
The present article proposes three main theses: the normality of movements and the prior existence o...
This paper explores the diverse links between land and power under conditions of conflict in Afghani...
At the commencement of the 21st century, a visible change is occurring in human relationship, but se...
International audienceThrough the story of a young Afghan, the article depicts a multi-step migrator...
Afghan refugees are beginning to return to Afghanistan. These returning refugees are creating new pr...
Retour sur terre: politiques de retour et d'allocation de la terre pour les réfugiés afghans.Plus de...
Return migration policies are used by states to manage migration. The assumption is that populations...
This article traces the development of German politics of deporting Afghans. Since the greatinflux o...
This article is based on reassessment of the contemporary results of counterinsurgency and nation-bu...
Over 25 per cent of present day refugees enjoy asylum in Pakistan, most of them having been there fo...
Les conflits relatifs à la possession et à l’exploitation de la terre sont très courants en Afghanis...
Afghanistan’s Taliban are back in power. How did they get there? How can their discriminatory polici...
We are exploring in this paper the limits of juridical concepts related to the refugees passing from...
Cet article propose une analyse de la situation de trois groupes de réfugiés - tibétains, afghans, b...