My dissertation represents the first anthropological engagement with Congolese in a
condition of forced and protracted statelessness. I outline how the camp, originally figured …

Inconvenient Justice argues for a more nuanced understanding of the dynamic" local" that
goes beyond the realm of a cultural framework. Correspondingly, it suggests that …

Over the last seven years I have been working as a human rights researcher and practitioner
in Sri Lanka, a context where debates about transitional justice (TJ) have been contentious …

In 2007, the Government of Tanzania and the Government of Burundi in partnership with the
UNHCR adopted the Tanzania Comprehensive Solutions Strategy (TANCOSS). TANCOSS …

This paper explores how Tibetans in exile as refugees, challenge typical constructs of" the
refugee" and exemplify how a people are able to empower themselves even within contexts …

This experimental essay shows the ways that Somali Bantu refugees' experiences of
resettlement, especially their encounters with the bureaucracy of immigration and …

Repatriation has been identified as important for healing and reconciliation, but there has
been little exploration of how this occurs. Drawing on extensive interviews in the Torres …

This article seeks to contribute a 'thicker'understanding of the harm caused by the
destruction of cultural heritage and the means through which that harm can be redressed. It …

Nepali‐speaking southern Bhutanese citizens, who resisted cultural homogenization
policies of Bhutan in the late 1980s, were expelled from Bhutan and forced to live in United …

H aving fled from their homeland in the 1990s, around 108,000 Lhotsampa from Bhutan
found refuge in the seven camps of eastern Nepal. Some have been there for more than two …