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Dr B Camminga | IASH
In recent years, we have begun to see a new chapter in Africa’s long history of migration – the emergence of transgender people as a highly mobile and increasingly visible refugee
Current Awareness | Legal Information Management
Satvinder Singh Juss (ed), Research Handbook on International Refugee Law (Edward Elgar Publishing2019).
How We Feel Now - Mary Holmes Inaugural - Media Hopper Create
Professor Mary Holmes, School of Social and Political Science, delivers her inaugural lecture How we feel now, in March 2023. How we feel nowIdeas circulate about young people as sensitive, anxious ‘snowflakes’ compared to supposedly
On the Centenary of the British Mandate Era in Palestine (1922-1948) | IASH
His widely acclaimed memoir, Mapping my Return, describes his life in Palestine and his long struggle as a refugee to return home.
Dr Stéphanie Prévost | IASH
She has recently started investigating British aid to Armenian refugees pre-1915 as part of a wider project on international cooperation and refugedom before the development of international refugee law.
Current Awareness | Legal Information Management
Colin Yeo, ‘The UK Response to the Ukrainian Refugee Crisis’ (2022) May Counsel: The Journal of the Bar of England and Wales 36.
Student Project Grant: 2019 recipients | Sustainability | Social Responsibility and Sustainability
We are delighted to announce the winners of the SRS Student Project Grant for 2019.
Zionist Settler-Colonialism and the Logic of Genocide in Gaza: A Conversation with Professor Avi Shlaim | Journal of Holy Land and Palestine Studies
Amidst the ongoing Zionist settler-colonial genocide in Gaza and shortly after the 7 October Hamas attack on Israel, the interview with the prominent activist and historian Avi Shlaim was initially...
Acts of Translation: Ruth Maier's Testimony and its Reception | Translation and Literature
This article examines Ruth Maier's testimony as a particularly rich multilingual testimony written by a young Austrian refugee in her Norwegian exile. It investigates Maier's testimony with focus o...
The power of art in community | Edinburgh Global | Global
Art can be a powerful tool to communicate stories, provide a space for self-development or personal expression, and be a therapeutic activity. Through a range of projects and events centred around art, our local communities contribute to a culture