When refugees’ access to economic, political, and social rights cannot be guaranteed in one locale, individuals make pragmatic choices about what relationships to sustain with authorities elsewhere, even with those that caused their flight in the first place. This process of return is rarely akin to conventional repatriation, understood as the full re-establishment of the rights and responsibilities associated with citizenship (Bradley, 2013). In this paper, the authors instead propose the concept of retreat to capture the process initiated by those who are seeking to escape protracted displacement through a partial return to their country of origin, and through which individuals hope that they can assemble multiple sources of rights across...
"Voluntary repatriation" to a country of origin may be necessary to restore refugees' rights, when o...
Why do refugees in Africa's Great Lakes Region refuse to repatriate? This thesis offers a detailed ...
This paper offers a historical contextualisation of the political concepts underpinning repatriation...
When refugees’ access to economic, political, and social rights cannot be guaranteed in one locale, ...
Thesis (M.A.)-University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban, 2004.For decades UNHCR and refugee hosting govern...
This article examines how the right of return is negotiated and implemented in post-conflict societi...
Contains fulltext : 77184.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)Return migrati...
In Uganda, there are about 15.000 Eritrean refugees and most of them live in the capital Kampala. Th...
By investigating contemporary refugees, this paper analyses the contradictory dynamics of a global o...
By investigating contemporary refugees, this paper analyses the contradictory dynamics of a global o...
In Uganda, there are about 15.000 Eritrean refugees and most of them live in the capital Kampala. Th...
For nearly a decade, Eritreans have been fleeing their oppressive government and the human rights vi...
By 2019, a record high of 79.5 million people were forcibly displaced worldwide as a result of perse...
This article revisits ambivalence as a protracted state which does not simply develop as a result of...
Scholarship prompted by 40 years of mass repatriations has highlighted that repatriations and return...
"Voluntary repatriation" to a country of origin may be necessary to restore refugees' rights, when o...
Why do refugees in Africa's Great Lakes Region refuse to repatriate? This thesis offers a detailed ...
This paper offers a historical contextualisation of the political concepts underpinning repatriation...
When refugees’ access to economic, political, and social rights cannot be guaranteed in one locale, ...
Thesis (M.A.)-University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban, 2004.For decades UNHCR and refugee hosting govern...
This article examines how the right of return is negotiated and implemented in post-conflict societi...
Contains fulltext : 77184.pdf (publisher's version ) (Closed access)Return migrati...
In Uganda, there are about 15.000 Eritrean refugees and most of them live in the capital Kampala. Th...
By investigating contemporary refugees, this paper analyses the contradictory dynamics of a global o...
By investigating contemporary refugees, this paper analyses the contradictory dynamics of a global o...
In Uganda, there are about 15.000 Eritrean refugees and most of them live in the capital Kampala. Th...
For nearly a decade, Eritreans have been fleeing their oppressive government and the human rights vi...
By 2019, a record high of 79.5 million people were forcibly displaced worldwide as a result of perse...
This article revisits ambivalence as a protracted state which does not simply develop as a result of...
Scholarship prompted by 40 years of mass repatriations has highlighted that repatriations and return...
"Voluntary repatriation" to a country of origin may be necessary to restore refugees' rights, when o...
Why do refugees in Africa's Great Lakes Region refuse to repatriate? This thesis offers a detailed ...
This paper offers a historical contextualisation of the political concepts underpinning repatriation...