Liberal democratic norms are embodied in refugee camps and the states that host them in a multitude of ways: through refugee law and the ‘good offices’ of the United Nations; in relation to international aid and the prerequisites recipient governments must meet to receive it; and in refugee education to name but a few. In the Dadaab camps of Northeast Kenya, democracy and law meet intense geopolitical pressures. The camps are situated in what was once contested territory during the period of colonial rule. In the early 1990s and again in 2011, as Somalia faced armed conflict and related famine, thousands of refugees fled to the Dadaab camps. The presence of Somali refugees in Kenya is not politically neutral or merely humanitarian. The cont...
Kenya currently hosts 490,000 refugees. Most are Somali refugees but others are from South Sudan, Et...
The Tanzanian government, led by President Magufuli, has implemented a series of shutdowns, which ha...
This research focuses on emerging permanence of refugee situations in Africa, manifested in perdurin...
Drawing on research in the Horn of Africa, emerging patterns of managing forced migration in the pos...
The end of the Cold War marks a period of human displacement greater in scale than any other this c...
Humanitarianism is a morally charged project that vacillates between the alleviation of hardship and...
In this research I examine social ordering processes in Kakuma refugee camp in Kenya. I view the ca...
This paper argues that distinct patterns of managing human displacement have emerged since the end o...
After the Second World War, the national liberation wars of countries in Africa took place violently...
This comparative case study examines to what extent governments attitudes toward forced migrants an...
Nous présentons dans ce travail les éléments qui permettent de constituer à nos yeux la spécificité ...
The past two decades has seen a dramatic upheaval in the international world order: the end of the C...
Dr Katy Long is a lecturer in LSE’s Department of International Development. As Kenyan troops march ...
The impact and effects of protracted refugee camps on their host environments in East Africa has bee...
Most of world’s over 20 million refugees today reside in protracted refugee situations that are defi...
Kenya currently hosts 490,000 refugees. Most are Somali refugees but others are from South Sudan, Et...
The Tanzanian government, led by President Magufuli, has implemented a series of shutdowns, which ha...
This research focuses on emerging permanence of refugee situations in Africa, manifested in perdurin...
Drawing on research in the Horn of Africa, emerging patterns of managing forced migration in the pos...
The end of the Cold War marks a period of human displacement greater in scale than any other this c...
Humanitarianism is a morally charged project that vacillates between the alleviation of hardship and...
In this research I examine social ordering processes in Kakuma refugee camp in Kenya. I view the ca...
This paper argues that distinct patterns of managing human displacement have emerged since the end o...
After the Second World War, the national liberation wars of countries in Africa took place violently...
This comparative case study examines to what extent governments attitudes toward forced migrants an...
Nous présentons dans ce travail les éléments qui permettent de constituer à nos yeux la spécificité ...
The past two decades has seen a dramatic upheaval in the international world order: the end of the C...
Dr Katy Long is a lecturer in LSE’s Department of International Development. As Kenyan troops march ...
The impact and effects of protracted refugee camps on their host environments in East Africa has bee...
Most of world’s over 20 million refugees today reside in protracted refugee situations that are defi...
Kenya currently hosts 490,000 refugees. Most are Somali refugees but others are from South Sudan, Et...
The Tanzanian government, led by President Magufuli, has implemented a series of shutdowns, which ha...
This research focuses on emerging permanence of refugee situations in Africa, manifested in perdurin...