This study investigates the phenomenon of forced displacement in Somalia over the past
few decades and its implications for the livelihoods and food security of IDP communities …

The crisis of food security in Somalia in 2011 prompted an increase in Turkish involvement
in Eastern African politics. Initially started as a humanitarian response, Ankara's policy has …

Past and present attempts to stabilize war-torn Somalia through military, diplomatic and
humanitarian interventions highlight the entanglements and interplay between local and …

Exploring the label 'forced migration', the chapter argues that the increasing saliency of the
terminology amongst humanitarian and development stakeholders has not yielded a …

Background Disparities in vaccination coverage exist in Somalia with Internally Displaced
Persons (IDPs) being among the groups with the lowest coverage. We implemented an …

Abstract The Dadaab camps of Kenya have 'warehoused'refugees from Somalia and
elsewhere since 1991, providing their inhabitants with little hope to (re) gain the legal rights …

Developing countries are among the most vulnerable to climate change and seasonal inter-
annual climate variability. Societies living in violence and conflict-affected areas are …

Executive summary Somalia is a country of origin, destination, transit and return for a large
number of people moving across the Horn of Africa region and beyond. Somalis have fled …

This chapter engages in a critical historical analysis of crisis and mobility in south-central
Somalia since 1991. It describes the key features of the political landscape and mobility …

This article aims to contribute to an increased understanding of the importance of migration
in humanitarian and 'post‐humanitarian'contexts, by exploring the interlinkages between …