Practicing Oral History among Refugees and Host Communities provides a comprehensive
and practical guide to applied oral history with refugees, teaching the reader how to use …

Abstract Due to the Somali Civil War of 1991, more than 10,000 Somali refugees resettled in
Kebribeyah, a town in the Somali region of Ethiopia. For nearly three decades, the local and …

As the Syrian civil war enters its fifth year, with over four million refugees and no solution in
the near future, the international community must better consider long-term planning in …

Uganda hosts the largest refugee population on the African continent and the third highest
worldwide. The country also has one of the world's most progressive refugee policies …

Sierra Leone have found the gains they experienced through the peacebuilding process
partially offset because they have become more vulnerable to flooding (because they have …

More than 950,000 Rohingya refugees currently live in camps in the area of Cox's Bazar, in
southeastern Bangladesh, after fleeing religiously motivated violence in Rakhine State …

This contribution analyzes the role of refugee hosting countries on conflict resolution efforts
in countries of origin. Using the international relations theory of hegemony, we argue that …

Perhaps one of the most “successful” refugee groups in the world, Tibetan existence in India
is complicated nonetheless. Organized under the unique government-in-exile of the Central …

Social cohesion is loosely understood as the quality of relationships between different
groups of people, and between those groups and the institutions that govern them …

Executive summary This report aims to inform the vital work of the Transitional Committee
established by COP27 to operationalise new funding arrangements and a fund to address …