.... In this form memory and reality are volatile and changeable, yet believable. In the Israeli film Waltz with Bashir (dir. Ari Folman, 2008), the animated form of the bulk of the film is ultimately juxtaposed with television footage and still shots of the massacre within the Sabra and Shatila refugee camps...

... national movement weakens, and the refugee community becomes more fractured— spatially, socially, and politically—new forms of sociality and provisional association, mostly forged in the informal economy, are emerging in and around camps. How refugees tackle immediate material concerns, express grievances...

.... Exiles of the World, Unite In response to the catastrophic destruction of poor people’s housing and communities during Hurricane Katrina, an unlikely donation came to the displaced residents of New Orleans. Palestinian refugees from the Amari refugee camp near Ramallah raised $10,000...

... Palestinian Refugee Camps (2016). Her earlier research focused on the poli- tics of humanitarian and development aid in Palestinian refugee camps; her more recent research focuses on the eœects of the ongoing Syrian war on the country’s Palestinian population and has taken her to Jordan, Lebanon, Tur...

... Feminism?) La Paz : Comunidad Mujeres Creando Comunidad . Ramos Fred . 2018 . “El campo de refugiados que recorre México” (“The Refugee Camp that Crosses Mexico”) . El Faro , October 29 . elfaro.net/es/201810/ef_foto/22626/El-campo-de-refugiados-que-recorre-M%C3%A9xico.htm . Re...

... for Refugees) . January . Berlin : EJF . Eurocities . 2016 . Refugee Reception and Integration in Cities . Brussels : Eurocities . Flüchtlingsrat Berlin . 2016 . Wohnungen für Flüchtlinge statt Massenlagern und Notunterkünften (Homes for Refugees Instead of Camps and Emergency Shelters...

..., and refugee camps during the course of routine operations. The most stunning recent case was the widespread destruction wrought on the Jenin refugee camp April Numerous sources have documented the events, which resulted...

..., the Palestinian writer Liana Badr chronicles the devastation faced by the Palestinian inhabitants of the Tal Ezza’tar 6896 THE SOUTH ATLANTIC QUARTERLY / 102:4 / sheet 147 of 257 refugee camp in the Christian...

... for Employment of Palestinian Refugees) . 2014 . Palestinian Employment in Lebanon—Facts and Challenges: Labour Force Survey among Palestinian Refugees Living in Camps and Gatherings in Lebanon . www.ilo.org/wcmsp5/groups/public/---arabstates/---ro-beirut/documents/publication/wcms_236502.pdf...

... psychotherapists according to European standards. Both the students and the psychotherapists work in refugee camps with severely traumatized people. The therapists speak the refugees native language and know their culture and religion, and at the same time we have licensed psychotherapists, which previously did...

.... 1. Interview with I. F. Stone, Washington, D.C., 15 October 1981; interview with i6o The South Atlantic Quarterly When World War II came to a close, Stone decried the treatment of Jewish refugees in the displaced-persons camps. He cited an official report which asserted that the Allies were...

... themselves stranded at the Choucha refugee camp at the Tunisian border (Garelli and Tazzioli 2017). When these refugees from the civil war in Libya publicly demanded to be resettled as refugees in Europe, they counterposed a geography of (often long- term) migrant residence to the citizenship bind...

.... Tseng 2003.8.25 07:34 6896 THE SOUTH ATLANTIC QUARTERLY / 102:4 / sheet 142 of 257 Another bullet-pocked apartment building on the Green Line. Outside Ain el Helwe refugee camp. The Israelis were separating the men and boys...

...), that welcomed the refugees and helped them to get into a nonoccupied zone. The performance of CIMADE, which had been created by Protestant leaders at the beginning of the war to come to the aid of evacuees in the Alsace-Lorraine region, remains exemplary. Its members wanted to work in French camps, where...

... oppressions: exile and occupation. On the eastern bank of the river Pales- tinians lived in forced separation from their homeland, often in desperately poor refugee camps. Although we lived comfortably in a middle-class neigh- borhood...

... toward and across the Thai border. The number of these Cambodian refugees in various Thai border camps was at least 300,000, and in addition some 40,000 remained legally or illegally in Thailand. Many of these refugees or migrants toward the border eventually wound up in one of the CGDK s anti-Vietnamese...

...). These spaces include various Palestinian refugee camps, the dišerent Middle Eastern countries hosting these camps, and other areas and countries within and beyond the Middle East. In this sense, Salim’s reference to a “cartography of networks” captures the multiplicity of places to which Palestinians...

... with MSF, he established programs for medical assis- tance and surgery in Asia, Africa, and Central America, and undertook sev- eral missions largely in conflict zones and refugee camps. He has published many essays and books on humanitarianism, including L’Action Humani- taire, Eloge de la...

... with the production and the government of spaces of migratory control, within the urban context and in informal refugee camps? : I live in a settler nation-state [Canada] that was literally founded through the building of a railroad that simultaneously involved the violent dis- possession of indigenous...

... legally. Refugees typically take what are known as 3D (dirty, dangerous, and difficult) jobs, earning low wages at high risks. Unlike in neighboring Thailand (also a nonsignatory to the Refugee Con- vention), there are no organized refugee camps in Malaysia. Refugees live mostly in urban neighborhoods...