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Considering advocacy – Foundations for All Toolkit
towards psychosocial support) are recognised within universities. Are the traumas experienced by refugee learners and their impacts on educational experiences understood by partner universities, for example? ... We see this clearly in Uganda and Lebanon
3: Design Framework – Foundations for All Toolkit
as the practical experience gleaned from both PADILEIA and the ongoing work of the Refugee Law Project (see our scoping tool and supporting literature review for more details).
Blue, Half-Forgotten Hills: Journeys into the Western Galilee, in Ilyas Khouri's Gate of the Sun and A.B. Yehoshua's The Liberated Bride | Comparative Critical Studies
2. For detail see Benny Morris, ‘The Fourth Wave: The Battles and Exodus of October–November 1948’, in The Birth of the Palestinian Refugee Problem Revisited (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2004), ... 1948’, Journal of Palestine Studies
Review: Shadow behind the Sun | Scottish Affairs
Enter keywords / phrases / DOI / ISSN / authors / ORCID / etc. Search. Close Drawer MenuOpen Drawer Menu. Scottish Affairs. Free access. Book Review. Review: Shadow behind the Sun. Author:Based on: Remzije Sherifi (foreword by George Szintes),
Planning – Foundations for All Toolkit
design workshop, and to embed that in the practical realities of refugee education observed in practice.
President's Letter | Comparative Critical Studies
Willing, unwilling, autonomous, trafficked: the émigré, the refugee , the expatriate, the migrant, the immigrant and the rootless are the defining figures of the last – what? –
Location and Space – Foundations for All Toolkit
It is critical to ensure that such dynamics have as limited possible impact on refugee populations who may already be hampered by a lack of opportunities in their settlement location. ... Finally, the specific location chosen within the Bekaa region is a
Self-Recording of a National Disaster: Oral History and the Palestinian Nakba | Journal of Holy Land and Palestine Studies
It was the stated belief of Zionist leaders that Palestinians expelled from Palestine in 1948 would forget their country within one or two generations. This has not happened and it is therefore a q...
Liberating Methodologies and Nakba Studies: Palestinian History and Memory from below as Sites of Lifelong Learning | Holy Land Studies
Historians too often construct frameworks and methodologies which obfuscate social, economic and political oppression. This article explores new historical methodologies that can represent oppresse...
A Life in Trouble: A Personal Reflection on Managing Crises | Britain and the World
They were still in command and held sway over many of the people we were aiding in a string of refugee camps along the Thai-Cambodia border.