This dissertation is a much-needed study of how resettlement impacts refugees. I found
thesolution'of resettlement to be promising for some refugees yet restrictive for others. Based …

Throughout history, refugees have been a product of geopolitics, and since their rights,
obligations, freedoms, and identities are territorially affixed, durable solutions to …

The United States has long been considered a nation of immigrants. We are German
Americans, African Americans, Irish Americans, Mexican Americans, and the list goes on …

According to United States immigration policy, refugees officially lose their refugee status
one year after resettlement when they become eligible for permanent residency. However …

In the fall of 2009, Fiona Terry was a visiting scholar at the Kenan Institute for Ethics at Duke
University in Durham, North Carolina. Terry is the author of Condemned to Repeat? The …

This study examines resettlement patterns in the USA: primary placement patterns where
refugees were placed by US dispersion policy, and then internal or secondary migration …

This paper gives voice to the motivations that drove thousands of Ethnic Nepalis from
Bhutan to choose resettlement as a solution to their neverending plight. Expelled by their …

Refugee resettlement is a complex process that involves adjustment from both the host
community and the newly arrived refugees. Failure to adjust to the new society would …

Based on 3 years of research with Nepali Bhutanese refugees in the Dallas–Fort Worth
region of the southern US, this article asks how house ownership affects the meaning of …

Settlement and Integration brings together scholars from a range of different contexts to
critically interrogate the societal and systematic challenges faced by refugee resettlement …