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... as a privileged group that received funding from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and amenities far above what locals could claim. Rwandans were viewed locally as an increasingly stubborn group that refused to accede to officials' demands. The chapter details the reasons for Rwandan...

... Chapter 6 analyzes the history of the Mwesi Rwandan refugee settlement, where refugees came to inhabit conflicting domains of sovereignty. The chapter centers on the self-interested politics of the UNHCR and Tanganyikan Christian Refugee Service (TCRS), as well as the decision by most refugees...

... that received funding from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) and amenities far above what locals could claim. Rwandans were viewed locally as an increasingly stubborn group that refused to accede to officials' demands. The chapter details the reasons for Rwandan flight, the motivations...

... in return for receiving assistance. This chapter reviews the assessment by the U.S. government and UNHCR of Somali Bantus (Somali minorities) as worthy humanitarian subjects for whom a special P2 (persecuted minority) resettlement program is created. The U.S. media heralds the program as rescuing a group...

..., the administration of this program illuminates not only contradictions in Tanzanian refugee policies during the 1970s and 1980s but also a deep paradox in official ideas about citizenship. ujamaa magendo naturalization citizenship UNHCR Chapter 8 analyzes the international response to the 1994—1996...

....” The chapter recounts the process of ethnogenesis through which Somali Bantu refugees in Dadaab consolidated an identity that would gain traction, while lobbying for resettlement in countries they selected, cultivating support from UNHCR staff, intervening in refugee verification procedures, taking on new...

... and in-fighting, as well as confrontations over which populations were deserving of aid. The UNHCR's insistence that program planning remain in the emergency phase then hindered agencies' ability to properly plan and administer much-needed aid to the growing refugee population. UNHCR genocide water fuel...

... role that humanitarian aid to refugees played during decolonization—itself a refugee-generating project. It also details the connections between Ngarans and Rwandans: culturally, politically, and economically. The introduction closes with an outline of the book's parts. Ngara Tanzania UNHCR...

... reviews the assessment by the U.S. government and UNHCR of Somali Bantus (Somali minorities) as worthy humanitarian subjects for whom a special P2 (persecuted minority) resettlement program is created. The U.S. media heralds the program as rescuing a group described in U.S. news reports as primitive...

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... and infrastructure of any refugee camp, which operates as an archive of humanitarian settlement. archive map satellite forced migration UNHCR ...

... not only contradictions in Tanzanian refugee policies during the 1970s and 1980s but also a deep paradox in official ideas about citizenship. ujamaa magendo naturalization citizenship UNHCR ...