The past half-century of urban studies has demonstrated that the design of human settlements is a potent tool of governance. Active involvement in place shaping has also been shown to be a key empowerment mechanism for citizens and a strong means of creating cohesion in communities. Internally displaced persons (IDPs) and refugee camps are a unique form of human habitation, temporary spaces created “between war and city.” Drawing from urban planning theory, camp management tools, and migrant narratives, this paper will explore the dynamics of the spatial relationship between camp residents and the international governance bodies who manage them. As we will demonstrate, this approach offers i...
In this research I examine social ordering processes in Kakuma refugee camp in Kenya. I view the ca...
The author considers the organization of refugee camps as "communities" or "institutions" and takes ...
Perhaps ten million displaced people live in camps, often for years or even decades, writes Klaus Ne...
Refugee camps are an issue where socio-cultural relations to space are more than a theoretical issue...
With the increase of refugee movements since 2014 in Europe and the Near East, the debate of how to ...
Millions of people have been forcibly displaced around the world at an alarming rate. In 2018, appro...
Refugee camps are described as a place between war and city (Stevenson and Sutton 2011). These pla...
Refugee camps are predominantly labelled as spaces of exception, dispossession and waiting, yet crit...
In light of the recent proliferation and co-presence of institutional and makeshift camps and encamp...
Upon completion of my research I will design a system that allows the flexibility needed by the peop...
Abstract: Conflict and disaster occurs throughout the world every day. The aftershock of these situ...
Refugee spaces are emerging as quintessential geographies of the modern, yet their intimate and ever...
Camps have long constituted a central element of the governance of migration. This chapter offers an...
The men and women of the Togolese Refugee Camp in Agamé (Benin) live in a magnificent palm grove whi...
In light of the recent proliferation and co-presence of institutional and makeshift camps and encamp...
In this research I examine social ordering processes in Kakuma refugee camp in Kenya. I view the ca...
The author considers the organization of refugee camps as "communities" or "institutions" and takes ...
Perhaps ten million displaced people live in camps, often for years or even decades, writes Klaus Ne...
Refugee camps are an issue where socio-cultural relations to space are more than a theoretical issue...
With the increase of refugee movements since 2014 in Europe and the Near East, the debate of how to ...
Millions of people have been forcibly displaced around the world at an alarming rate. In 2018, appro...
Refugee camps are described as a place between war and city (Stevenson and Sutton 2011). These pla...
Refugee camps are predominantly labelled as spaces of exception, dispossession and waiting, yet crit...
In light of the recent proliferation and co-presence of institutional and makeshift camps and encamp...
Upon completion of my research I will design a system that allows the flexibility needed by the peop...
Abstract: Conflict and disaster occurs throughout the world every day. The aftershock of these situ...
Refugee spaces are emerging as quintessential geographies of the modern, yet their intimate and ever...
Camps have long constituted a central element of the governance of migration. This chapter offers an...
The men and women of the Togolese Refugee Camp in Agamé (Benin) live in a magnificent palm grove whi...
In light of the recent proliferation and co-presence of institutional and makeshift camps and encamp...
In this research I examine social ordering processes in Kakuma refugee camp in Kenya. I view the ca...
The author considers the organization of refugee camps as "communities" or "institutions" and takes ...
Perhaps ten million displaced people live in camps, often for years or even decades, writes Klaus Ne...