Understanding the dynamics of protracted displacement.
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- Forced Migration Review, 2021, n. 68, p. 49
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Works matching IS 14609819 AND DT 2021
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Conceptualising externalisation: still fit for purpose?
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- Forced Migration Review, 2021, n. 68, p. 8
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Mobility dynamics in protracted displacement: Eritreans and Congolese on the move.
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Measuring migrant deaths and disappearances.
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- Forced Migration Review, 2021, n. 66, p. 58
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Humanitarian Admission Programmes: how networks enable mobility in contexts of protracted displacement.
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- Forced Migration Review, 2021, n. 68, p. 63
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'Constrained mobility': a feature of protracted displacement in Greece and Italy.
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Family networks and Syrian refugees' mobility aspirations.
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Expanding Canada's borders.
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- Forced Migration Review, 2021, n. 68, p. 33
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Lessons from Australia's Pacific Solution.
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- Forced Migration Review, 2021, n. 68, p. 27
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The Khartoum Process and human trafficking.
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- Forced Migration Review, 2021, n. 68, p. 46
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Externalisation, immigration detention and the Committee on Migrant Workers.
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Eyes in the sky: European aerial surveillance.
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From the editors.
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US remote health controls: the past and present of externalisation.
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- Forced Migration Review, 2021, n. 68, p. 39
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Denmark's new externalisation law: motives and consequences.
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The pitfalls and potential of high-frequency phone surveys during COVID-19.
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Challenging externalisation: is litigation the answer?
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Challenging the legality of externalisation in Oceania, Europe and South America: an impossible task?
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From complementary to 'primary' pathways to asylum: a word on the 'right to flee'.
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Extraterritorial asylum processing: the Libya-Niger Emergency Transit Mechanism.
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Frontex cooperation with third countries: examining the human rights implications.
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Pushbacks on the Balkan route: a hallmark of EU border externalisation.
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Why resettlement quotas cannot replace asylum systems.
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Externalisation of international protection: UNHCR's perspective.
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Refugee Economies Programme: Activities and Impact 2016-2021 report.
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- Forced Migration Review, 2021, n. 67, p. 67
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Work with the community or go home: local engagement in Mozambique: A health intervention in a complex crisis, such as in Cabo Delgado, Mozambique, can only succeed if the community is effectively engaged and actively participates in the response.
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- Forced Migration Review, 2021, n. 67, p. 20
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From the Editors.
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- Forced Migration Review, 2021, n. 68, p. 2
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Refugees: A Very Short Introduction.
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- 2021
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Rethinking Refuge.
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- Forced Migration Review, 2021, n. 67, p. 67
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Shelter Without Shelter: award-winning film.
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- Forced Migration Review, 2021, n. 67, p. 67
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The role of traditional medicine and community strategies in combating COVID-19: Displaced Afro-descendant communities in Colombia have experienced significant marginalisation during the pandemic but have drawn on ancestral knowledge to try to mitigate the impacts of COVID-19
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- Forced Migration Review, 2021, n. 67, p. 18
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New! Online School.
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- Forced Migration Review, 2021, n. 67, p. 67
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The challenges we face in a non-signatory country: Refugee journalist JN Joniad has been living in Indonesia since 2013, unable to move on and yet unable to access his basic rights.
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- Forced Migration Review, 2021, n. 67, p. 65
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Advancing refugee rights in non-signatory States: the role of civil society in Thailand: A coalition of civil society actors has developed effective strategies for working alongside the Thai government to facilitate better policies for refugees.
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- Forced Migration Review, 2021, n. 67, p. 61
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Bangladesh's judicial encounter with the 1951 Refugee Convention.
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- Forced Migration Review, 2021, n. 67, p. 59
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Non-signatory donor States and UNHCR: questions of funding and influence: Non-signatory States are increasingly important as donors, and UNHCR has been targeting some of these new funding sources. With funding, however, come influence and challenges.
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Alternative protection in Jordan and Lebanon: the role of legal aid: In the absence of a codified refugee rights framework in Jordan and Lebanon, legal actors must be creative in the development of strategies and approaches to ensure the protection of refugee rights in practice
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Hong Kong's Unified Screening Mechanism: form over substance.
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- Forced Migration Review, 2021, n. 67, p. 48
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Turkey: party or non-party State?
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- Forced Migration Review, 2021, n. 67, p. 46
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Beyond Asian exceptionalism: refugee protection in non-signatory States: Few Asian States have acceded to the Refugee Convention yet they may have laws, policies, practices or systems that can be of use in responding to refugees' protection needs.
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- Forced Migration Review, 2021, n. 67, p. 42
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Non-signatory States and the international refugee regime.
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The impact of COVID-19 on older refugees: Older refugees are particularly at risk from COVID-19. WASH services are key to reducing disease transmission for this vulnerable group.
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- Forced Migration Review, 2021, n. 67, p. 36
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Barriers to accessing services and assistance during COVID-19: learning from those directly affected.
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- Forced Migration Review, 2021, n. 67, p. 33
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WASH responses to COVID-19 in Ethiopia, Somalia and South Sudan: In the face of COVID-19, adaptation, innovation and learning from experience have been key to responding adequately to the needs of displaced people.
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- Forced Migration Review, 2021, n. 67, p. 29
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Assessing infection prevention and control during COVID-19 in 22 humanitarian contexts: Infection Prevention and Control (IPC) is important for building a resilient health system - and critical during a pandemic. A multi-country assessment undertaken in late 2020 has highlighted significant shortcomings which need to be addressed
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- Forced Migration Review, 2021, n. 67, p. 26
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Tracking community perceptions in Venezuela during COVID-19: A new tool to collect and track people's perceptions in the context of COVID-19 is providing valuable information to help support communities during the pandemic, while enabling greater community engagement
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- Forced Migration Review, 2021, n. 67, p. 23
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Engagement of protection actors in MHPSS: the need for cross-sectoral cooperation.
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- Forced Migration Review, 2021, n. 66, p. 8
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Aligning humanitarian surveys with international statistical standards.
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- Forced Migration Review, 2021, n. 66, p. 50
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Refugee women in Liberia: repairing handpumps, dispelling myths: Two refugee women in Liberia are repairing handpumps in order to support others in their community.
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- Forced Migration Review, 2021, n. 67, p. 16
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Thinking upstream: a critical examination of a cholera outbreak in Ethiopia: A case-study from the Lower Omo Valley explores some of the challenges to water security for people who have been displaced within their own homelands.
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- Forced Migration Review, 2021, n. 67, p. 14
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