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The politics of forced migration, a conceptual, orperational and legal analysis, Nitza Nachmias, Rami Goldstein, editors

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The politics of forced migration

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Nitza Nachmias, Rami Goldstein, editors

a conceptual, orperational and legal analysis

Introduction / Nitza Nachmias. -- Part I. Forced migration revisited. -- Questioning the terminology and definitions of forced migration / Alan James. -- Review of the international rules in the treatment of refugees / Leon Gordenker. -- Everyone's and no one's: IDPs, refugees, and the politics of aiding the displaced / Abby Stoddard. -- Paradigm shift in international refugee assistance / Claudena M. Skran. -- Part II. Causes and effects of forced migration: case studies. -- A new approach to Afghan refugees: victims of shifting politics / Arne Strand and Petter Bauck. -- Moral dilemmas: assistance to victims and killers in Rwanda / Beth Elise Whitaker. -- The doubtful effects of military intervention on forced migration in Yugoslavia / Joseph Rudolph. -- Forced migration and terrorism: the case of the Palestinian refugees / Nitza Nachmias. -- Legal dilemmas of the Palestinian "right of return" / Rami Goldstein. -- The Palestinian diaspora role in the mobilization and radicalization of the community / Sari Hanafi. -- Part III. A look to the future: possibilities and constraints. -- Donor-driven disparity? The US government's response to forced migration and displaced persons / Abby Stoddard. -- Refugees and civil societies: positive and negative effects / Kendall Stiles. -- Forced migration: legal constraints and future possibilities / Rami Goldstein