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Forgotten in the diaspora: the Palestinian refugees in Egypt, 1948-2011

Yassin, Lubna (2013-05-20)

The present thesis examines the question of how political tensions affect refugees’ rights through analyzing the course of Egyptian-Palestinian relations spanning the different Egyptian regimes. Political tensions here ...
From political tool to humanitarian stalemate: a critical appraisal of international refugee law as a global protection mechanism

Mattheisen, Emily Rose (2012-05-27)

People migrate for a variety of reasons. Some choose to migrate and others are forced. To cross an international border, they need permission of the host state. The 1951 Refugee Convention creates the refugee as an exceptional ...
Is education beneficial in protracted refugee situations? a case study of Somali refugees in Kharaz refugee camp

Lack, Stephen (2013-01-23)

With nearly half of the global refugee population under the age of 18, the importance of education in protracted refugee situations is universally recognized. This thesis will examine the impact of education in protracted ...
Life of a refugee

Abdel Rahman, Heba Mamdouh (2012-05-13)

According to Africa and Middle East Refugee Assistance (AMERA) organization in Egypt online, Egypt hosts the fifth largest refugee population in the world with official estimates of 38,000 refugees from 35 countries mostly ...
Mistakes in identity: sexual orientation and credibility in the asylum process

Budd, Michael (2013-03-10)

This thesis examines the prejudice that exists on the part of decision-makers responsible for determining refugee status and adjudicating asylum claims in jurisdictions that accept claims based on sexual orientation. An ...
Refugee identity and the influence of international refugee law

Peters, Tara (2012-12-13)

The 1951 Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees and its 1967 Protocol are among the most widely ratified international treaties, but questions about who is a refugee remain far from straightforward. This thesis ...
You don't have to go home, but you can't stay here: the impact of a camp-centric international refugee regime on urban refugees

Avery, Ainslie Lilianne (2013-05-20)

The insistence of states on confinement to camps, which developed into near-orthodoxy in the late twentieth century, has emerged alongside increasing refugee urbanization. I argue that the concept of “refugee” and state ...

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