When discussing forced evictions or displacements of groups of people from national parks
and other protected areas, the utilization of the titles indigenous and non-indigenous can be …

Stateless people are extremely vulnerable, and the risk of exploitation is high. The Rohingya
are a severely oppressed minority in Myanmar, within a system that does not protect them …

This article explores how refugees at the Buduburam Liberian refugee settlement in Ghana
constructed and imagined home in and through a place they have never been to-" America." …

To what extent have refugees in Ulyankulu settlement, Tanzania, developed a sense of
belonging and de facto citizenship through their agency despite government control? This …

While the resettlement of displaced people often denotes rehabilitation in one way or
another, the paper illuminates the paradox of resettlement between repatriation and …

Forced migration across the borders in South Asia is often conflated with “economic
migration”, thereby blurring the distinction between “forced” and “volition”. A migrant in need …

The majority of empirical literature on refugee identity and homeland attachment focuses on
single exile trajectories: one migratory movement out of the homeland and possibly …

In the past few years, nearly one million persons have left displacement camps created
during the more than two-decade war in northern Uganda and have finally returned to their …

The categorization of displaced people is grounded in criteria enshrined by international
and regional conventions as well as receiving states' asylum and immigration policies …

South Sudan has been experiencing conflict since December 2013 and such an experience
has led to an upsurge of forced migration in the East African region. Over four million South …