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The Refugee Trap: The Economics of Displacement

Refugee movements are one of the defining issues of the Twenty-First Century. But what difference does it actually make to be a refugee? A new book by Professor Alexander Betts, Associate Professor Naohiko Omata, Dr Jade Siu and Associate Professor Olivier Sterck addresses this question by examining the economic constraints placed on refugees.

New paper on ensuring a human rights-compliant end to refugeehood co-authored by Catherine Briddick

The Council of Europe Division on Migration and Refugees (DMR) has released a new thematic paper, Ensuring a Human Rights-Compliant End to Refugeehood through Integration, Naturalisation or Voluntary Repatriation, which analyses the legal standards and human rights safeguards that must guide any cessation of refugee protection.

RSC Annual Report 2024-2025 now available online

Dr Hiba Salem wins First Book Prize

New book by Catherine Briddick analyses treatment of women in migration law

FMR75 on ‘Dangerous journeys’ now online

Social Science: A Very Short Introduction | New book by Alexander Betts

FMR 74 | Financing displacement response

Voices in the Dark | New book by Sarah Rosenberg-Jansen

New article by Naohiko Omata and Yotam Gidron explores returns to fund refugeehood

Fragments of Home | A new book by Tom Scott-Smith

Refugee Afterlives | A new book by Ashwiny Kistnareddy

Ambivalent encounters in Calais | Ashwiny Kistnareddy

The economic lives of refugees | Alexander Betts et al

Refugee Debt and Livelihoods in Northern Kenya | New report

FMR 73 | Digital disruption and displacement

Skilled Worker Visas for Refugees: An Evaluation of the UK's Displaced Talent Mobility Pilot (DTMP)

Resisting domestic violence | Catherine Briddick

Must refugees be grateful? | Matthew J Gibney

Dawn Chatty writes on Refuge in Syria

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